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Scott DAVIES
WITH six matches played, the league is starting to take some sort of shape. Of course it’s still very early days and impossible to say who will be in and around it come the end of April, but there are some sides that have clearly made some good business decisions this summer.
Having won four of our first five matches, it was only away at Wealdstone last weekend where we started to see the ‘real’ us. Things started to fall into place, and it was a day where you could say everyone came to the party.
Firstly, I’d like to mention ...

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