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Hayes and Yeading 1-2 Farnborough: Seeing fans smile is so en-deering

Sam Deering knows all about winning promotion – and insists it will never get boring.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

SOUTHERN LEAGUE PREMIER SOUTH
By Jon Couch

HAYES & Y’DING 1
Emmanuel 13
FARNBOROUGH 2
Young 45, Deering 86
SAM DEERING knows all about winning promotion – and insists it will never get boring.
The 31-year-old was targeted by Farnborough boss Spencer Day last summer as the man to bring success to the Cherrywood Road outfit after eight years in Step 2 exile.
And the former Oxford United playmaker duly delivered by scoring the winning goal in their 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Hayes & Yeading on Monday to clinch a place in National League South next season.
It capped a fourth pr...

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