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WE ARE MAKING A DART FOR IT!

WE ARE

New signings give Coyle extra comfort

By John Lyons

NEW RECRUITS: Dartford have signed midfielder Alex Flisher along with, insets, left to right, Darren McQueen, Sam Blackman and Luke Wanadio
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

ACTION PLAN: Dartford’s Jamie Coyle, right, and Adam Flanagan

IT’S only the middle of June but Dartford co-manager Jamie Coyle reckons they’ve already hit the bullseye with their summer transfer business.
Coyle and joint-boss Adam Flanagan led the Darts to a tenthplace finish in National League South in their first season at the helm, but were left...

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