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Bristol Manor Farm boss bullish about promotion aim

Bolstered by some talented recruits to his squad, he believes now is the time for the Portwaymen to take the next step following Western League success in 2016-17 – and that’s a warning shot for their Southern League Division One South rivals.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 July 2021

By John Lyons

SOME managers pussyfoot around when you ask them about their ambitions for the season, but Bristol Manor Farm boss Lee Lashenko is blunt: “We’re aiming for promotion.”
Bolstered by some talented recruits to his squad, he believes now is the time for the Portwaymen to take the next step following Western League success in 2016-17 – and that’s a warning shot for their Southern League Division One South rivals.
“We are relative newcomers, but we have been doing a lot of work off the pitch and on the field of play we have recruited good players,” he told The NLP.
“This year the...

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