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Day won’t block the pathway of ace Pavey

Spencer Day insists he couldn’t stand in the way of star striker Alfie Pavey fulfilling his dream of returning to full-time football at Woking.
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By Jon Couch

ON THE MOVE: Striker Alfie Pavey
PICTURE: Dave Bodymore

SPENCER DAY insists he couldn’t stand in the way of star striker Alfie Pavey fulfilling his dream of returning to full-time football at Woking.
Pavey spent just two months with Day at Farnborough but left a lasting impression, scoring eight goals in his opening 10 National League South games for the Cherrywood Road side.
That form was enough to alert neighbouring Woking boss Darren Sarll who pounced with a tempting offer to lure the 27-year-old former Millwall striker back into the full-time game after a six-year Non-Le...

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