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WE WILL BE READY, VOWS WOTTON

By Jon Couch

PAUL Wotton is confident Kidderminster Harriers will be ready for the big kick-off despite a frenetic summer of transfer activity.
The former Truro City and Torquay boss took over the Kiddy dugout from Adam Murray in late May with just one contracted member of last season’s National League North play-off winning squad left on the books.
As a result, Wotton has overseen a complete overhaul at Aggborough over the summer months as he prepares his Harriers for another crack at the top-flight after a season away.
An influx of talented new arrivals have kept fans ...

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