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I WAS LIKE A SEAL TOTHE SLAUGHTER

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MY FORAY INTO THE DRAGONS’ DEN

Steve HILL

A FISH OUT OF WATER: Steve Hill, ringed, sits among the Wrexham fans at Dagenham and looks somewhat uncomfortable next to the Welsh flag

Last Saturday was of course the annual Non-League Day, thus enabling me to once again wheel out the hoary old line that every day is Non-League day.
In fairness, it’s a noble attempt to get more people through the turnstiles on an international weekend to enjoy the rarefied delights of life outside the Premier League. In Chester’s case, this generally entails a handful of patronising Liverpo...

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