Non-League Paper

DOWSE: WE WILL STILL GET IT DONE!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 April 2019

By Chris Jenkins
ALAN DOWSON believes Woking will still win promotion despite heading into the play-offs in their worst form of the season.
The Cards have been mixing it at the top of the National League South all season, but have hit a wall in recent weeks.
Despite impressive performances against Bath City and Torquay, Woking haven’t won in their last six games and yesterday’s 2-1 defeat at home to Concord means second place is still up for grabs.
“I’m a bit shocked actually at the performances [of the players today],” Dowson said.
“The crowd are right t...

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