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CHARITY SHIELD FOR TOP CAUSE

ISTHMIAN League chair Nick Robinson is anticipating a fitting occasion when their Charity Shield returns on Wednesday night.
An Isthmian League Representative team – managed by Hayden Bird – is set to take on Middlesex Wanderers at Raynes Park Vale (ko 7.45pm).
Admission is £5 for adults and £1 for concessions with all proceeds are to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
“It should be an exciting match and a very worthwhile charity,” Robinson said.
“Virtually everyone we know has someone in their extended family who has suffered from this t...

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