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LOOK AT A BIGGER PICTURE, SAYS GILL

By Mark Stillman
BATH CITY manager Jerry Gill is worried about the welfare of players and staff in National League South.
The Romans have yet to kick a ball in 2021 having lost two matches following two positive tests in their playing staff. In all, they have had to cancel six fixtures following positive tests and have only played four home matches in the league. Bath are one of 17 clubs to lose fixtures since the start of November, some more than once, because of positive tests among staff or players, who do not receive compulsory testing. “I’m not feeling particularly safe whe...

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