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CUGLEY RAISES BAR HIGH FOR INVICTA

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 June 2019

By Hugo Varley

TAKING THE POSITIVES: Folkestone boss Neil Cugley, right, saw his side hit form late in the season

STEP 3 & 4 NEWS
LONG-SERVINGFolkestone Invicta manager Neil Cugley admits that last season ended at just the wrong time after a stunning late rally saw his side finish agonisingly close to the Bostik Premier play-off positions. Invicta found an extra gear as the campaign entered its closing stages, winning their final five league games, and beating in-form sides such as Margate and Merstham in the process. However, the season ultimately ended in heartbreak for Cugley&rsqu...

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