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It’s a duty for Martyrs to exploit second bite

Chairman Les Barlow is confident Merthyr Town will make the most of their ‘second bite of the cherry’ in Southern League Premier South.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 June 2022

REACTION FROM THE THREE CLUBS MAKING LATE CHANGES OF PLAN...
By John Lyons

SECOND CHANCE: Cinderford Town, in red, will remain in the Southern League at Step 4 next season
PICTURE: Ric Mellis

ANOTHER SHOT: Merthyr Town are staying at Step 3 after all

UPBEAT chairman Les Barlow is confident Merthyr Town will make the most of their ‘second bite of the cherry’ in Southern League Premier South.
The Martyrs had accepted they were heading into Division One South after finishing second bottom in the top-flight last term.
However, Walton Casuals’ sad demise meant the fanowned club were offer...

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