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Adam Hinshelwood has revealed he hopes Worthing can get promoted so they can play in front of sell-out crowds every time they are at home.
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By Matthew Nash

OXFORD CITY v WORTHING
Sunday, May 7. Kick-off 3.30pm

ADAM HINSHELWOOD has revealed he hopes Worthing can get promoted so they can play in front of sell-out crowds every time they are at home.
The Rebels kept alive their bid of securing back-to-back promotions by beating Braintree Town 2-1 in Wednesday night’s eliminator.
And boss Hinshelwood admits even he struggled to track down tickets for people he knows for the clash as fans packed the Crucial Environment Stadium in midweek.
A huge crowd of 2,678 roared the Rebels on to victory – a far cry from the meagre attendance...

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