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GUY HAPPY FOR HOME COMFORTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 December 2021

By Andy Mitchell

BOSS Guy Hadland reckons 14 home games on the bounce provides Barwell with the perfect opportunity to slip under the radar.
The installation of a 3G pitch at Kirkby Road resulted in the Southern League Premier Division Central outfit hitting the road for its first 17 matches in all competitions.
Hadland admits that clipped the wings of the Canaries more than he had anticipated but with every home league fixture up to February 19 at home, he hopes to quietly push up the standings.
“We would not want to resort to excuses but we certainly underestimated the impact ...

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