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Baker’s earned his corn at Harrow Borough

Departing Harrow Borough boss Steve Baker will never forget the feeling of taking his side to Portsmouth in the FA Cup first round proper.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2023

By Matt Badcock

BAKER’S LOT: Steve Baker is to leave as Harrow Borough boss at the end of the season
PICTURE: Alamy

DEPARTING Harrow Borough boss Steve Baker will never forget the feeling of taking his side to Portsmouth in the FA Cup first round proper.
“You never know, if we’d had a decent ref on the day it might have been a different story,” he half jokes, recalling their narrow 1-0 defeat to the League One side last season.
Baker is standing down as boss of the Southern Premier South side at the end of this season.
The final game against Yate Town will be his 501st in charge of the...

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