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Rylands caretaker Banim eyes forward progress

WARRINGTON Rylands caretaker manager Jody Banim set his charges a target at the beginning of December asking them to be in the NPL Premier Division play-off spots by New Year’s Day.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2022

WARRINGTON Rylands caretaker manager Jody Banim set his charges a target at the beginning of December asking them to be in the NPL Premier Division play-off spots by New Year’s Day.
The recent spell of bad weather which caused the last two Blues games to be called off scuppered those plans, but Banim is confident his side can meet his expectations in 2023.
He said: “I’d like to be a bit further up the table – Ithink we’re a little bit behind where I’d like us to have been at this stage but we’re four points off the play-offs and with the squad of players we’ve put together, getting in there ...

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