National League South

ROBERTS ON THE MARK AS REBELS TAKE DOWN DARTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By Will Tuck
DARTFORD have gone from strength to strength under Steve King’s leadership and found themselves in the play-off places but their momentum was stopped at Slough. King conceded that the Rebels had “bits of quality” in their team.
However, it turned out to be more than “bits” as the Rebels extended their lead over the Darts and maintained their own play-off push. Slough thought they had opened the scoring on 12 minutes but Dan Roberts’ effort was denied by an offside flag.
Dartford goalkeeper Seesay parried almost every shot that came his way. H...

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