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HORNCHURCH 1 DAGENHAM & R0
By Stephen McEnnerney

NEW boss Steve Morison lavished praise on his Hornchurch players after turning over a strong Dagenham & Redbridge side in only his second game in charge of the Urchins.
“Everything the lads have been working on – discipline, shape, being hard to break down so lots of boxes ticked,” beamed the former Cardiff City boss.
“We bring everyone back down to earth though as we understand this is the start of our journey.”
A first-half strike from former Dagger George Saunders was the difference betw...

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