National League South

CHI-ANT KILLERS STILL IN DREAM LAND

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2019

LILLYWHITES’ FA CUP FAIRYTALE CONTINUES

By DAVID RICHARDSON
MILES Rutherford isn’t in any rush for Chichester City’s history-making FA Cup second round tie to come around – the longer they’re in the competition the better!
Chi boss Rutherford has masterminded their run from the extra preliminary round in early August and just wants the ride to continue.
The former Moneyfields manager took Chichester to the Southern Combination League title last season, reaching the highest level the club has played at, and has now created history and memories to last a lifet...

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