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ROBBIE’S RAISING THE BAR

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 August 2018

ROBBIE Nightingale’s Cambridge City side might have fallen at the play-off ‘s final hurdle last season against Hartley Wintney, but he will have big ambitions to go one step further this time round.
A big plus is keeping hold of top scorer Ryan Sharman, who found the back of the net more than 30 times in all competitions last season.
Jack Wilkinson has signed from Bostik League side Mildenhall Town, Liam Gooch moves from Biggleswade Town along with Lewis Whitehead, who scored ten goals in 25 appearances for Thurlow Nunn side Newmarket Town last season.
City, meanwhile have reass...

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