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Time for history – Davis

CRAIG DAVIS has called on his Winchester City side to create their own history after already steering them to their highest ever league standing.

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By Jon Couch

WINCH’STER v BRISTOL MANOR FARM MONDAY, KO 3PM

GET IN: Winchester celebrate their 4-1 win over Cirencester
PICTURE: Alan D. Ryder

CRAIG DAVIS has called on his Winchester City side to create their own history after already steering them to their highest ever league standing.
The Citizens put themselves on the cusp of a first-ever promotion to Step 3 with an impressive 4-1 victory over third-placed Cirencester Town on Tuesday night.
And Davis believes there is no reason why the Hampshire club can’t achieve that feat with one more concerted effort when they host Bristol Manor ...

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