Non-League Paper

DAGGERS FALL FOUL TO STILL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 August 2017

Defensive errors will cost us, claims wily boss Let pros do

By Matt Badcock

LET’S CELEBRATE! But Dagenham are not yet the full package, according to manager John Still
PICTURES: Paul Paxford

JOHN STILL has been filling the air at Dagenham & Redbridge’s training ground with foul language – he wants his players to stop committing them!
The Daggers looked on course for their third win in the opening four games of the season against Ebbsfleet on Tuesday night.
Corey Whitely and Kevin Lokko gave Still’s men a twogoal lead at half-time, despite Whitely also having a...

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