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IT’S ALL UP FOR GRABS!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 July 2017

GORDON BARTLETT believes the National League South title race will be its tightest for several years – and he should know, as he enters his 23rd season as manager of Wealdstone.
The 61-year-old – currently the longest serving manager in English senior football – has been given a new lease of life after leading the Stones on a run of just one defeat from their last 20 matches at the back end of last season.
That saw them claim a more than credible eighth place finish and now all eyes are on the Stones hitting the ground running and mounting a challenge in search of top-f...

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