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SO NEAR BUT IT’S COME ON SO FAR!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 May 2017

One year on, Waddock’s hot Shots are ready to challenge

By Jon Couch

Aldershot Town have assembled a talented young squad under Gary Waddock

THEY say a week is a long time in football, so 12 months feels like an absolute eternity.
A year ago this week, Aldershot Town fans celebrated the return of their favourite son. Gary Waddock, or ‘The Wadfather’ as he is affectionately known at the EBB Stadium after leading the club to the Blue Square Premier title in 2007-08, was unveiled to begin a second spell in the manager’s hotseat, following the departure of Barry Smith...

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