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NLP says… Woking job too much for Limbrick

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A few weeks ago, I headed to Stonebridge Road – or the Kuflink Stadium as it is now known to please those pesky sponsors – to watch a midweek clash between Ebbsfleet and Woking. There was something of a sentimental reason for going; I have wanted to head back there since the stadium redevelopments as it was the venue where I made my Non-league Paper reporting debut back in 2002. The place may have been spruced up a touch but it still had that old-school feel it had when I watched Farnborough and Gravesend play out a dull 0-0 draw 16 years ago.
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