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WHITES WEATHER STORM TO STAY ON TOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 October 2017

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By JEFF BOWRON
VERDICT: Both sides deserve credit for battling against adverse conditions, but Gateshead were the better outfit and Dover twice had the woodwork to thank

LUKE OUT: Gateshead’s Luke Hannant battles with Dover’s Josh Passley in the box
PICTURE: Charlie Waugh

APOINT on their travels at a windswept North East was enough to keep Dover at the top of the National League.
The Kent outfit have been impressive on the road in the league losing only once, but this could easily have been their second.
Heed midfield dynamo Luke Hannant, the best player on the pitch, s...

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