Non-League Paper

JORDAN HAS NO FEAR OF CONTEST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 July 2020

By Alex Thrower
JORDAN Ngalo says it doesn’t matter who his Weymouth side face in their latest play-off campaign - he’s just set his sights on a second straight promotion.
The 21-year-old helped the Terras to the Southern League Premier South title last season before enjoying a memorable first season back at Step 2.
Mark Molesley’s men secured a creditable third place in National League South and will host the winners of this afternoon’s clash between Bath City and Dorking Wanderers.
Ngalo, however, says he has no preference on who they face and is just relieved the ...

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