National League

CHESTER V WOKING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 April 2017

3pm kick-off at the Deva Stadium
WOKING boss Garry Hill can’t stop checking the results on his phone as the Cards battle to stave off relegation.
Like those around them, Hill’s side would have come off the pitch after beating Macclesfield on Friday and seen that fellow strugglers Maidstone, York and Braintree had all won too.
The former Dagenham & Redbridge and Weymouth boss has never been relegated in his long-management career and he doesn’t intend to start now.
But he admits results elsewhere aren’t far from his mind. “We’re digging in at the momen...

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