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WE’VE COME SO FAR

WE’VE COME

THRU’ THE LENS
A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES OF SUFFOLK CLUB LONG MELFORD

By DAVID BAUCKHAM

THEY MAY be second in the Eastern Counties League Premier division after an eight-match unbeaten run, but Long Melford manager Jamie Bradbury is refusing to get carried away.
“This time last year we were in the middle of a twomonth run without actually winning a game, and we got ourselves into a relegation battle because of it”, he says. “So we’re just trying to enjoy winning football matches as much as possible.”
Bradbury is right to remain cautious, after all it is...

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