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GALE WILL MAKE SWANS A FORCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 July 2019

Zero budget is no worry for boss

By DAVID RICHARDSON

LEAKY: Staines Town conceded 168 goals last season

ANTHONY GALE isn’t fazed by working without a playing budget at Staines Town and is purely focused on helping rebuild the club.
Regarded as one of the most promising young managers in Non-League, Gale has taken the job at Wheatsheaf Park fully aware of the sizable challenge that lies ahead.
The well-established Swans have fallen to their lowest ebb since 2004 after a torrid season in the Southern League South Premier.
In 42 league games, Staines conceded 168 goals, lost 38 tim...

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