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Four years after experiencing a first relegation in their history, Weston-super-Mare are back at Step 2 – and player/assistant boss Scott Laird couldn’t be prouder of his men.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2023

Back where

By Hugo Varley

LOVELY BUBBLY: Scott Laird is drenched in champagne as he lifts the Southern remier South trophy
PICTURE: Ade Threasher

PARTY TIME: Weston-super-Mare players celebrate winning promotion

FOUR years after experiencing a first relegation in their history, Weston-super-Mare are back at Step 2 – and player/assistant boss Scott Laird couldn’t be prouder of his men.
The Seagulls clinched the Southern Premier South title in front of their own jubilant fans at Woodspring Stadium this week with a crushing 4-1 win over Hendon.
Victory ensured the leaders could not be caught aft...

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