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Set leads the Cables refit

Ste Daley was despondent after Prescot Cables were relegated on the final day of last season by a single point – but he did not let that feeling linger for long.

Boss looks to future after his drop pain
By Andrew Simpson

COMMITMENT: Prescot Cables fought for every ball last sesaon
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

Ste Daley was despondent after Prescot Cables were relegated on the final day of last season by a single point - but he did not let that feeling linger for long.
“I started thinking the next day about how we can bounce back,” he told The NLP.
“Every manager will tell you the work never stops, and that’s true for us.”
His side, promoted to the Northern Premier League’s top flight as West Division play-off winners at the end of the 2023-24 campa...

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