Non-League Paper

WILY BAKER IS WISE TO HIS DOUGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2020

By John Lyons

DEEP IN THOUGHT: Harrow Borough boss Steve Baker and, insets, Luca Ashby-Hammond, top, and Ben Tricker

CANNY boss Steve Baker reckons shrewd use of the loan market can help Harrow Borough get back on track next season.
After a seventh place finish in their maiden year in Southern League Premier South, injury-ravaged Boro limped to 17th this term before the campaign was cut short.
One of the bright spots was the displays of two youngsters on loan from Fulham – goalkeeper Luca Ashby-Hammond and centre-half Ben Tricker, both 19.
“They made such a difference,&...

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