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GAFFER DUTTON SALUTES YOUNG GUNS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 May 2024

By Chris Dunlavy

DOIN’ THE CONGA! Salisbury’s players parade the play-off trophy after beating AFC Totton on penalties
PICTURE: Tom Phillips

SALISBURY may be kings of the late goal, but when Tony Lee put AFC Totton 1-0 up in the 78th-minute of the playoff final even manager Brian Dutton had his doubts.
“I was gutted, absolutely gutted,” admits the Whites boss. “I’d never rule our boys out, but it gives you very little time to react.
“When teams score that late, you know you’ll probably only get one more opportunity to mak...

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