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HEALEY HOPING TO PUT IT RIGHT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 June 2024

By John Lyons

SPARTAN STH MIDLANDS
HAVING suffered the first relegation of their proud 128-year history, it’s no wonder that Desborough Town are now desperate to bag their first promotion.
The United Counties League stalwarts are gearing up for a fresh challenge following their rock-bottom finish in Premier Division South. It’s Spartan South Midlands Division One for the Blues – though they don’t intend on hanging around for too long if they can help it.
“Last season still hurts,” said manager Neil Healey, who took the reins in mid-October,...

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