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IT’S A WELCOME HEADACHE FOR BOSS FAIRCLOUGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

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PAUL FAIRCLOUGH says the 22 players at the England C training camp have given him a thumping selection headache.
The Three Lions’ boss began preparations for next month’s International Challenge Trophy final against Slovakia with a three-day camp at Lilleshall.
It culminated in a competitive 60-minute training match as the players aimed to book their ticked on the plane.
Fairclough hasn’t shut the door on other players he already knows plenty about, but says he’s got some big decisions to make before announcing the final 16-man squad.
“They’ve left me wit...

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