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TURNING AIR

IDON’T know why, but I always find it a bit strange going to Imber Court, home of Met Police.
I haven’t done anything wrong but I always get this feeling of guilt and impending doom there.
Maybe it has to do with Farnborough’s loss there last November when the Met had a player sent off after ten minutes and still beat us 4-3.
The thing is, it’s a very friendly club but, talking to two stewards, I discovered that perhaps I was not alone in my ill-feelings. They have a devil of a job getting a decent crowd down there! They told me that the last time the club fielded...

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