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DREAM TEAM NEIL BAKER WITH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2019

THE SLOUGH TOWN JOINT-MANAGER PIECES TOGETHER A BEST EVER XI OF PLAYERS HE HAS PLAYED ALONGSIDE…

GK. STUART MCKENZIE
The man with the hardest handshake in football, Macca was an absolute colossus for us at Farnborough, both on and off the field. Great shot stopper and regularly fed his defence information, plus he was a great character to have in the dressing room
RB. WAYNE STEMP
A class act at Farnborough for a number of years. I grew up watching him play alongside my Dad and then spent two to three years alongside him myself, he was equally at home in the centre of defence, quic...

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