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FIVE THINGS TO WATCH

FIVE THINGS

Torquay’s response
They may not be the name on everybody’s lips but Gulls boss Gary Johnson hasn’t won as many honours as he has for nothing. Their reaction to play-off final defeat will be fascinating.

Ardley back
Neal Ardley’s exit from Notts County was a big surprise.
Solihull Moors will be delighted to have landed him as their boss. He has the nous to get in the mix.

Kewell customer
Another Champions League winner at Barnet. It’s a big job for Harry Kewell. How will the former Leeds and Liverpool winger fare in an unfamiliar division?

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