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TABLE, IT SEEMS, IS UPSIDE DOWN

TABLE, IT

…BUT WATCH OUT FOR THE BIG GUNS BELOW

Adam

EXPECTANCY: Neil Smith

THE NATIONAL League gets madder and madder every year.
When you look at the league table today – particularly the top five – we’ve all clearly predicted the wrong things! Let’s be brutally honest – Halifax, Woking, Maidenhead and Stockport County – you could argue if they stayed up it would be a successful season.
Bromley we expect to be strong this year. Neil Smith is a really good manager – and a really nice person to speak to – but they can’t play the, ‘...

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