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IT’S A GAME TO REMEMBER FOR KEITH

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By Jon Couch

PREPARE FOR BATTLE: Keith Emmerson, right, lines up against German captain Alexander Hess in 2014
PICTURE: PA Images

KEITH Emmerson says he is honoured as always to lead out the British Army against their German counterparts – but winning remains the top priority.
The Taunton Town captain is taking a new player/coach role for the Army team when they take on the Bundeswehr in this week’s special Game of Remembrance match which marks 100 years since the end of World War I.
The city of Nottingham is the venue for this commemorative double header with the Women&rsquo...

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