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GRANTED! WE ARE THE NEW EVO-STIK BURNLEY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

By Matt Badcock
ADAM STEVENS reckons Grantham Town are the Burnley of the EVO-STIK Premier.
A run of seven wins and a draw in eight games has catapulted the Gingerbreads to second in the table behind Altrincham.
With a small, and young, squad, boss Stevens is proud of the company his side are keeping – and it reminds him of Sean Dyche’s over-achieving Premier League Clarets.
“We had a rebuild in the summer,” Stevens, who following last year’s eighth-place finish saw a number of his squad move on for new challenges, told The NLP.
“We can’t compete fi...

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