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RAVENS GET UP TO SPEED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 July 2019

By Machel Hewitt
ACOMPETITIVE encounter between Bromley and a Fulham side containing many of their best youngsters ended goalless in an entertaining pre-season contest.
Ravens manager Neil Smith was content with his side’s opening performance of pre-season.
He told The NLP: “That was a really successful game in respects of everyone getting the 45 minutes we wanted them to.
“We have a lot of work to get through in pre-season but these games are about looking at where we are fitnesswise and how sharp we can get.
“We kept a clean sheet and had a few disallowed goals.&rd...

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