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Vance: Relegated Islanders can hit back
By Matthew Nash

GUERNSEY boss Tony Vance says he is nothing but positive about the club’s future – despite the Channel Islanders suffering a first ever relegation.
The Green Lions went down from Isthmian South Central despite winning their final two matches at Binfield and Harrow Borough, with Met Police’s final-day victory at Sutton Common Rovers sealing their fate.
For Vance’s men, who moved into their new £12m football-specific Victoria Park home last month, it is a rare setback in a project which began 14 ...

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