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Whites boss takes a hard line

Salisbury boss Brian Dutton says his team won’t be bullied out of a place in the National League by big-spending AFC Totton.
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By Chris Dunlavy

SALISBURY boss Brian Dutton says his team won’t be bullied out of a place in the National League by big-spending AFC Totton.
Ambitious Stags chairman Stephen Snow has made no secret of his intention to reach the EFL and has spent heavily to bring the likes of Scott Rendell, Joe Oastler and Sam Magri to the club.
Though unable to catch title-winners Chesham, Totton steamed into the Premier South play-offs with a succession of thumping wins and will start tomorrow’s final at the Testwood Stadium as hot favourites after edging out Bracknell Town 2-1 in Wednesday’s semi-final...

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