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DOS IS READY TO DO IT ALL AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 May 2019

Doswell prepares Havant rebuild

By Matt Badcock

GOLDEN ERA: Paul Doswell spent 11 happy years at Sutton United, including lifting the National League South trophy, below
PICTURE: PA Images

“I’VE BEEN DIAGNOSED DIABETIC AND FOUND TRAVELLING TO SUTTON FOUR TIMES A WEEK DIFFICULT” – Paul Doswell
PAUL DOSWELL says Havant & Waterlooville are aiming to get out of the toughest National League South yet – and that’s why switching training to three mornings is key.
Doswell brought the curtain down last week on a hugely successful 11-year period at Sutton Un...

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