Non-League Paper

DUCKS WANT TO MAKE A SPLASH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 August 2020

Ben will have a quack at the title

By John Lyons
AMBITIOUS Aylesbury United manager Ben Williams has urged his troops to stay hungry if they want another tilt at promotion.
The Ducks lay fifth – in the final play-off position – in Southern League Division Once Central when the season was cut short back in March.
With the campaign eventually being declared null and void, it means Aylesbury will face all the same opposition again at Step 4.
But boss Williams doesn’t want his troops to think that another play-off shot will be easy.
“We set a high standard last season an...

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