National League North & South

Racine faces biggest exam

Worthing boss Aarran Racine insists the club are ready to take the next step into the National League – and he hopes that will also get his students off his back!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 May 2024

By Matthew Nash

WORTHING boss Aarran Racine insists the club are ready to take the next step into the National League – and he hopes that will also get his students off his back!
The ambitious Rebels face Braintree Town at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium tomorrow in the National League South play-off final for a place at Step 1 after two goals from Ollie Pearce fired them past Maidstone United in the semi-finals.
Racine, who only took over as manager from the long-serving Adam Hinshelwood in February after retiring as a player through injury a month earlier, led his side to their hi...

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