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We’ve Scopes for a classic

Danny Scopes has confidence his Billericay Town side can roll with the play-off punches.

By Matt Badcock

TAT’S MAGIC: Jon Benton wheels away after giving Billericay the lead in the semifinal against Chatham
PICTURE: Nicky Hayes

DANNY SCOPES has confidence his Billericay Town side can roll with the play-off punches.
The Isthmian Premier final is set for a huge crowd for the Essex derby against Brentwood Town.
Scopes’ side saw off Chatham 3-2 in Wednesday’s semi-final to set-up a date with their neighbours.
And the former Concord Rangers and Aveley boss expects a battle.
“There’s always going to be moments of toughness and you have to go through that pain barrier at times whe...

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