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IT’S THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM, JAY!

By Matt Badcock
MAIDSTONE UNITED may be fighting for National League survival – but boss Jay Saunders says the club know how lucky they are to have that problem!
The Stones have had an enforced fortnight off just when they were getting on a roll thanks to Lincoln City and Macclesfield Town’s FA Cup and Trophy runs.
It means they’ve been sat at home for the last two Saturdays keeping an eye on results of their rivals.
But three wins and two draws in five games before their mini-break took Saunders’ side out of the drop zone and has given last season’s National L...

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