Non-League Paper

CUP HAS KEPT REBELS TICKING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2017

We’re ready for title challenge, says Baker

By Jon Couch

BEATEN, BUT NOT BROKEN: Slough’s Guy Hollis rises for a header during the 4-0 defeat against Rochdale on Monday night and inset, bosses Neil Baker and Jon Underwood
PICTURE: Gary House

JOINT Slough Town boss Neil Baker says he doesn’t expect his side’s FA Cup exit to have anything but a positive impact on their promotion hopes.
The Rebels revelled in their place in the spotlight on Monday night when the BT Sport cameras beamed live coverage of their second round clash with League 1 Rochdale at their proud...

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