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‘ARRY GETS A ROYAL WELCOME

By Luke Oakes

AFC PORTCHESTER welcomed Premier League legend Harry Redknapp to unveil their revamped 3G pitch at The OnSite Group Stadium.
The Isthmian League South Central Division side returned home last week after work began on their pitch in the summer.
And the Royals were victorious in their homecoming fixture as they beat Bedfont Sports 2-0.

THE FUTURE’S BRIGHT: Harry Redknapp makes himself at home in the AFC Portchester dressing room. Inset: the new pitch
PICTURE: Dan Haswell

Redknapp, the former West ham United and Tottenham boss who lives nearby, was on hand t...

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