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KING IS GETTING READY TO REIGN AGAIN!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 August 2019

Talent scout Steve is baying for a return

BIG INTERVIEW: STEVE KING

HARBOURING AMBITIONS: Steve King relaxes with NLP editor Matt Badcock, inset below Above: L-R: Joe Ralls, Jed Wallace and Solly March.
PICTURE: Tony Fowles

“Identifying talent is a talent in itself, and seeing further than your nose Steve King
By MATT BADCOCK

ON A day such as this one, you could forgive Steve King for taking some time out of Non-League football and sitting back watching the world go by while he recharges his batteries.
At the harbour near the former Welling United manager’s Eas...

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