National League North

ACE KANE’S ABLE TO DO A TOP JOB!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2018

By Matt Badcock
KANE SMITH might not have expected to play as much as he has this season, but now the former Hitchin Town full-back is a big part of Boreham Wood’s Football League push.
The 22-year-old needed just one training session in the summer to earn himself a deal with Luke Garrard’s men.
Smith has nailed down a place in the starting XI all year and has a growing reputation as one of the division’s best attacking right-backs.
Wood sat fourth in the table ahead of the weekend and Smith says he’s loving life in Non-League’s top tier.
“It’s a lo...

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