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EXPERTEYE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

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STEVE TERVET, KENT ONLINE

FEW clubs have cultivated greater stability in recent years than Dartford.
Most managers would have been sacked after finishing in the drop zone two seasons running but Darts knew better than to get rid of Tony Burman.
Relegation in 2015 was painful, especially for those supporters who had only experienced success since the club returned to the town in 2006 after 17 years of homelessness.
But those who have been around longer, including Dartford’s down-to-earth co-chairmen Steve Irving and Dave Skinner, have a wonderful sense of perspective as a result of ...

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