Non-League Paper

HAWKS BOW OUT ON A HIGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2019

By Matt Badcock

LEE Bradbury says Havant & Waterlooville are wiser for their debut season in the National League. The part-time Hawks are facing relegation back to Step 2 but boss Bradbury says the experience has been worth it. It’s also reinforced his and the club’s desire to compete at the level. “We always knew it was going to be a challenge”, he said. “My aim and the club’s aim was to try and consolidate in the league. “Maybe though I didn’t realise quite how big the gap is from the Conference South to the National.
“The major...

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