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BUCKS FIND THEIR FIZZ ONCE AGAIN

BUCKS FIND

KETTERING TN 2 AFC TELFORD 4
By Chris Dunlavy

KEVIN Wilkin says he will “fight tooth and nail” to keep hotshot Matty Stenson at the New Bucks Head for AFC Telford’s return to National League North.
The former Halifax and Solihull Moors striker notched 31 goals as the Bucks finished third in Southern League Premier Central before beating Kettering 4-2 in last Monday’s play-off final.
And whilst the 31-year-old’s advancing years may preclude a move to the top-flight, Wilkin is under no illusions that his numbers will attract attention.
“We&#...

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