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EXPECT PREM FIGHT TO BE WILD AFFAIR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 August 2026

ISTHMIAN PREMIER By John Lyons

YOU’D have to be brave to put your mortgage on a team winning the Isthmian League’s top tier – because there are potentially so many contenders.
For starters, you’ve got the teams who missed out in the play-offs last season. Aveley will fancy their chances of being in the mix following their runners-up position, while Kevin Hake’s Chatham Town, who finished fourth, will expect to be up there again.
The Chats have been boosted by the arrival of prolific Chichester City marksman and former Golden Boot winner Jimmy Wild.
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