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WORST SEASON IN CONFERENCE HISTORY, BUT… WE WEREN’T A BAD SIDE AT ALL

WORST SEASON

By Steve Tervet

RAMPANT: Forest Green Rovers put eight goals past Hyde on the opening day
PICTURE: Bruce Fenn

GLORY DAYS: Dave Birch lifts the Conference North trophy

DESPAIR: Hyde boss Scott McNiven

THERE’S disappointing seasons, there’s very bad seasons and then there’s the 2013-14 campaign as endured by Hyde FC! Forty-six games, one win, 10 points. TEN. The history books show the Tigers were the worst team in Conference history. So where did it all go so wrong for the Greater Manchester outfit? After all, they’d managed to survive their first season in No...

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