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National League South preview: Five things to watch

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1 Speak to any National League South boss this summer and they will tell you what a tough division they expect it to be this season.

That’s nothing new, managers always say that. But, on the face of it, the numbers don’t add up.
One up automatically, one through the play-offs. Relegated trio Yeovil Town, Torquay United and Maidstone United will all fancy an instant return. Eastbourne Borough have big backing and have gone full-time too. And that’s before we’ve got onto the others who will fancy a push. It should be a corker.
2 The feeling inside the Yeovil dressing room last season was they...

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