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THE ONLY WAY IS UP NOW FOR HESS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 January 2019

Hessenthaler is leading a resurgence at Dover

By Matt Badcock

ON THE MARCH: Anthony Jeffrey leads the celebrations after scoring Dover’s winner against Wrexham
PICTURE: Alun Roberts

ANDY HESSENTHALER reckons Dover Athletic are showing they can cope with the heat of a relegation battle – but knows they can’t afford a sticky patch now.
The Whites have hauled themselves away from the foot of the National League table and ahead of this weekend had tasted defeat just once in nine games.
It was a sequence that also included some impressive wins against high-flying AFC Fylde a...

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