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EGOS ARE NO FORTE OF CASTLE

EGOS ARE

Boss warning to Crows underdogs

By Jon Couch

PARTY TIME: Royston Town’s players celebrate victory over Ebbsfleet with supporters
PICTURE: Mike Capps

STEVE CASTLE has become so used to his players revelling in the underdogs tag, it’s almost like he doesn’t know anything else.
So, it is perhaps understandable that the Royston Town boss reserves an element of caution to be paired against a club of similar stature with a place in the semi-finals of FA Trophy at stake.
The Crows have enjoyed a club record run in Non-League’s premier cup competition this season, sweepin...

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