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Mick are in good nick for McGrath

Mickleover boss John McGrath says his 100 per centers can put their lightning start down to a simple pre-season challenge – to go one better!
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By Matt Badcock

GOOD SPORTS: Mickleover celebrate Marcus Barnes’ goal in their 2-1 win over Hitchin Town
PICTURE: Steve Ingers

RADCLIFFE MAKE IT SIX FROM SIX SEE PAGES 24-25
MICKLEOVER boss John McGrath says his 100 per centers can put their lightning start down to a simple pre-season challenge – to go one better!
Sports missed out on the Southern Premier Central play-offs last season by just one spot.
Monday’s 5-0 win over Long Eaton United made it six from six to kick-off the new campaign, taking their goal count up to 18 with just three conceded.
Long-serving boss McGrath admits they...

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