National League

BOSSES TAKE POSITIVES FROM AN OPENING-DAY BORE DRAW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 August 2017

By Machel Hewitt

AN opening-day stalemate was an accurate reflection of a cagey contest between two familiar foes.
With chances at a premium throughout, both managers Neil Smith and Richard Hill stated their satisfaction with proceedings at the final whistle.

“I felt Eastleigh dominated the first 45 minutes and we lacked confidence in ourselves but in the second half we grew into the game and proved what we can do,” said Bromley boss Smith.
“We expect Eastleigh to be up there this season and I’m pleased that we kept them on the back foot in the second half.&rdq...

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