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TRUST ME, IT’S A WIDE OPEN RACE …AND MY POOLS ARE LOOKING HANDY

TRUST ME,

WITH the favourites underachieving so far, there is a golden opportunity for someone unexpected to take the National League by the scruff of the neck this season.
Not many people thought newly promoted Woking would be top of the league after ten games. There weren’t many who tipped Halifax, Maidenhead and Stockport to be up there either.
They have been performing beyond anyone’s expectations.
At the other end, who would have thought Chesterfield would be bottom after the opening ten fixtures?
Having survived last season, we all thought they would go on and do better this season....

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