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CARDEN’S BOYS READY TO GO AFTER SUPER SLIP-UP

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 June 2019

’We know we have the players and also the belief’

By JOHN LYONS

AIMING HIGH: Warrington Town manager Paul Carden
PICTURE: Shutter Press

”I WANT MY PLAYERS TO BE AMBITIOUS, AND I’M NO DIFFERENT” – Paul Carden Warrington boss
AM BITIOUS Warrington Town manager Paul Carden wants his players to use last season’s Super play-off final heartache to fuel a new promotion charge this term.
In any other season, the Yellows would have been celebrating promotion from the Northern Premier League Premier Division. After finishing third behind champions Farsley ...

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