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BOSS ANDY MUST NOW GO IT ALONE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 December 2019

By Mark Stillman
ANDY CRABTREE has a dilemma ahead of Warminster Town’s fourth round meeting with Bitton – his son is cup-tied having already played for their upcoming opponents in a previous round!
Goalkeeper Carl Crabtree made his only appearance for Bitton in a 4-0 win over Fairford in the second round back in November, but his game time was cut short after being taken off with concussion.
Now, he’s reunited with his father at Warminster, who are enjoying their best run in the competition.
“I went to that match against Fairford.” said Andy. “I already ...

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