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DEV’S GOT MAGPIES ON POINT THIS TIME

DEV’S GOT

SOLID: Manny Parry 

MAIDENHEAD UNITED have started well. They’ve had some impressive early results.
The players Alan Devonshire brings in always seem to have something to prove. In the past they’ve often started well and faded away or vice-versa.
But, to me, they have a better balance throughout their side this season. Alan Massey and Manny Parry are two solid centre-backs, keeper Taye Ashby-Hammond was on loan from Fulham last season too,
I like Shaun Donnellan in midfield, he breaks up the play. They’ve got experience with Dan Sparkes and Nathan Blissett. Sam...

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