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Steve King: There is quality at every National League South club

Everyone knows how thorough I like to be in my preparations. I’ve been keeping an eye on the division and you can see how much teams have improved in the off-season.
Steve King:

Steve KING DARTFORD MANAGER

MASTER AT WORK: Jake Robinson is back scoring goals at Dartford in a positive pre-season
PICTURE: Carol White-Griffiths

■ I’m looking forward to the season ahead - I just hope this pandemic is behind us.
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THE NATIONAL League South will be tougher than ever this season, mark my words.
Everyone knows how thorough I like to be in my preparations. ...

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