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Hashtag United are on the up once again

His side may have already galloped to another promotion, but Hashtag United boss Jay Devereux was just happy to make even more memories in the club’s rapid rise!
Hashtag United

By Hugo Varley

HIS side may have already galloped to another promotion, but Hashtag United boss Jay Devereux was just happy to make even more memories in the club’s rapid rise!
The Tags secured the Isthmian North title last weekend in emphatic fashion, crushing 6-0 win over Great Wakering Rovers.
Hashtag had been locked in a tantalising battle at the summit with AFC Sudbury for the entirety of the campaign but an extraordinary run of 25 wins in 26 games saw the YouTube sensations finally race clear.
Hashtag’s remarkable run of 21 straight victories between mid-November and March saw the...

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