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DIV 1 SOUTH By Andy Mitchell

FEW followers of Dorset’s Non-League landscape would have predicted traditional giants Weymouth and Dorchester Town and lesser-known neighbours Portland United being in the same division 12 months ago. Relegation saw Weymouth lose fan favourite and hotshot Brandon Goodship but Toby Holmes, who hit 30-plus for play-off side Shaftesbury in this division last term, comes in alongside veteran midfielder Wes Fogden.
Dorchester’s hopes will be boosted by Ethan Taylor, a striker who rattled in 80 goals during AFC Totton’s rise through the levels,...

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