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Fan passion boosts Gav

Enfield Town boss Gavin Macpherson says the Towners will know exactly who they’re playing for when they turn up at Chatham Town.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 May 2024

Fan passion

By Matt Badcock

GLORY BID: Enfield Town have the chance to earn National League South football
PICTURE: Ed Boyden

ENFIELD TOWN boss Gavin Macpherson says the Towners will know exactly who they’re playing for when they turn up at Chatham Town.
On the back of the fan-powered club’s highest ever attendance of 2,225 for Wednesday’s semi-final win over Wingate & Finchley, they now travel to deep Kent for their first ever Step 3 play-off final.
Formed in 2001, Town are the first supporter owned club in the country and boss Macpherson says his squad embrace the responsibility.
“You’ve got...

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