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HURST AIMS MOMENTUM TO CONTINUE AT PILGRIMS

By MATT BADCOCK

PILGRIMAGE: Paul Hurst is looking to continue Boston United’s National League progression this season
PICTURE: Alamy

PAUL HURST has experienced enough pre-seasons to know he won’t have all the answers come kick-off on August 8 – but the Boston United boss is also looking forward to having more problems to solve.
The 51-year-old – who has managed Grimsby Town to promotion into the EFL twice as well as FA Trophy glory – came back to the Pilgrims in January with the team winless in five and three points above the National League r...

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