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HARRY’S FOUND A WINNING CULTURE

By David Lawrence

CONFIDENCE: Harry Clark

TOP scorer Harry Clark admitted his side had used the heartbreak of last season’s play-off final to work on their dark arts ahead of their promotion push this time.
The London-based teacher was among the scorers in Monday’s 3-2defeat of Shaftesbury to take his tally to 21 for the season having already scored three times against the Dorset side earlier in the campaign.
“It was heartbreak last season against Evesham – we learnt a lot from that match,” Clark told The NLP. “I think we can play the dirtier ...

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