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Buoyant Hughes eyes play-off push with Hayes & Yeading

WITH nine goals in two league games and a frustrating winless run finally put to bed… the last few weeks have been sweet comfort for Hayes & Yeading boss Paul Hughes.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 December 2022

By Hugo Varley

TOP BOSS: United’s Paul Hughes

WITH nine goals in two league games and a frustrating winless run finally put to bed… the last few weeks have been sweet comfort for Hayes & Yeading boss Paul Hughes.
After heartbreak in the Southern Premier South play-offs last summer, United looked in danger of having carried through the hangover of their exploits into this campaign, as they dropped down the table, winning one league game between mid-October and the end of November.
However, wins over Swindon Supermarine and Winchester City, mean Hughes’ men have their tails up.
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