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SHOTS START STRONG IN SCOTT’S NEW ERA

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 July 2026

BADSHOT LEA 0 ALDERSHOT TOWN 2 By Steve Gibbs

SCOTT DAVIES’ Aldershot tenure began with an impressively comfortable victory just a couple of miles down the road at Combined Counties neighbours Badshot Lea.
Shots keeper Nick Hayes saved Stan Jones’ angled drive with the hosts’ only chance
of the game, before Marcus Wyllie eventually broke the deadlock in first-half stoppage time, glancing in Conor
Lawless’ inswinging corner. Shots trialist Elijah Oladunjoye twice launched huge long throws straight into the Bad-shot Lea net in an impressive display as Davies&#x...

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