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DAGGERS DRAWN TO GOOD MORALS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 October 2018

A VERY enjoyable recent visit to friendly Dagenham and Redbridge for the game against Chesterfield was marred only by an empty plastic bottle thrown on the field by a frustrated home fan.
Little reference was made to it but the Daggers fronted up, issuing a statement to say they would be trying to find the culprit.
So many clubs would have tried to avoid the issue but it is a sign of a transparent club that deserves to be recognised.
May it continue under their new ownership. I am particularly pleased about the new optimism at Victoria Road for their managing director Steve Thompson who did...

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