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HILL IS A HERO IN WILL VICTORY

HILL IS

STEP 4 ROUND-UP
Rovers give warm welcome to Steele
By Nathan Edwards

ROVERS THE MOON: WIlland Rovers blaze past Wellington
PICTURE: Gerry Hunt

VIsit The NLP’s website for yesterday’s final weekend of friendly action welcome to Steele
WELLINGTONmade the short journey to Willand Rovers, who welcomed David Steele as their new manager.
And it was a dream start for Steele, as goals from Lewis Hill and Ollie Bray gave their new boss a debut win but it wasn’t without a scare when Lewis Smith sliced the lead in half late on.
The cup action initially started on Frida...

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