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Wealdstone boss calls for supporters to aid survival bid

There was no relegation from the division last season, but Wealdstone finished outside of the bottom three.
Wealdstone boss

By David Richardson

WEALDSTONE supporters will make a difference to the club’s National League survival bid, reckons manager Stuart Maynard.
The Stones have begun pre-season for their second campaign back in Non-League’s top-flight.
There was no relegation from the division last season, but Wealdstone finished outside of the bottom three.

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Maynard had set that as his objective when he took over in March at a time when the club was furloughing their high-earners to cut costs.
It led to some heavy defeats in the closing weeks...

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