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Lambs won’t be milking it insists Tamworth boss Gary Smith

The Lambs were looking good for promotion in the past two Southern League Central seasons, only for their push to be halted prematurely on both occasions.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 April 2021

By Tom Scott

DOUBLE ACT: Tamworth joint bosses Gary Smith, right, and Andrew Danylyszyn
PICTURE: Will Kilpatrick

JOINT-BOSS Gary Smith reckons everything could be in place for another title tilt at Tamworth this season – but admits he’s facing an anxious wait about finances before he starts to think about recruitment.
The Lambs were looking good for promotion in the past two Southern League Central seasons, only for their push to be halted prematurely on both occasions.
Smith was drafted in at The Lamb with co-boss Andrew Danylyszyn three seasons ago and the pair have big ambitions.
But ...

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