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Woking love upsetting the big guns!

WOKING are following the blueprint for success in the National League designed by champions Sutton United – and will let others do the talking off the pitch.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 October 2021

Cards revel in underdog tag
By David Richardson

WOKING are following the blueprint for success in the National League designed by champions Sutton United – and will let others do the talking off the pitch.
The Cards have enjoyed a hugely profitable spell of nine points from a daunting schedule against top sides Chesterfield, Notts County, Dagenham & Redbridge and Grimsby Town.
The run came after a disappointing defeat at Eastleigh, where they led 2-0 only to lose 3-2, but now they’ve deservedly forced their way into the early play-off picture.

ON THE MARCH: Woking have surged up the ta...

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