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NO SUCH THING AS A DREAM OPENER, WARNS BRENNAN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 July 2017

By Sam Elliott
DEAN BRENNAN dismisses the notion that his Hemel Hempstead side have been handed an attractive start to the season.
The Tudors kick off at home to a Whitehawk next weekend, a side tipped to struggle. New Hawks manager Jimmy Dack has had to contend with a not only a large budget cut but has also had been forced to totally rebuild the squad from scratch.
But boss Brennan won’t be fooled into thinking his team have been given the rub of the green by the fixture compilers. “Anyone who thinks this is the perfect game for the first day of the season is short sighted,&rd...

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