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Boston United batten down the hatches

Graham Coughlan wants his battling Boston United to show they have a clean sheet mentality in their survival bid – just don’t mention the ‘R’ word.

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Matt Badcock
6 April 2025

Boston United

Pilgrims must keep it clean
By Matt Badcock

Graham Coughlan wants his battling Boston United to show they have a clean sheet mentality in their survival bid – just don’t mention the ‘R’ word.
Five wins in six games moved the Pilgrims out of the National League’s bottom four for the first time since September and continued to fuel belief they can pull off a great escape.
But they were back to earth with a bump on Tuesday evening at fellow battlers Wealdstone, who won 1-0 through Alex Reid’s strike despite being patched up because of injury and illness.
Coughlan was less than impressed by how...

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