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Ebbsfleet showed that fans are united

AS a Gateshead season ticket holder, and willing participant in the post-match protest against Joe Cala, I just want to publicly thank the Ebbsfleet fans who I met in the Schooner before the match, and who joined us in protest. They faced the long journey home, but still stayed to show solidarity.
We, as fans, are aware that their plight is every bit as serious as ours, but once again, Non-League showed that you can all join in for one cause. Bonds were forged between two clubs and two sets of fans that will, I believe, last forever.
Good luck Ebbsfleet for the rest of the season. Your fans...

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