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WE’RE STILL DREAMING!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 August 2018

Millerick’s baffled by rapid Row rise

By Steve Gibbs

SPRAY AWAY: Hartley Wintney are preparing for life at Step 3 after back-to-back promotions
PICTURE: Ian Morsman

ANTHONY Millerick, one half of the managerial duo which have taken Hampshire village club Hartley Wintney to its highest ever league position, certainly knows the value of a little bit of luck – and the folly of trying to predict the future after success that has been anything but accidental.
About to begin their first season at Step 3 in the Evo- Stik Premier South, after East Division play-off final victory earn...

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