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Boss Tony eyes title bid

By Sam Elliott

STAYING TOGETHER: Dartford will not look much different next term under boss Tony
PICTURE: Action Images

TONY BURMAN considers his Dartford side very much in contention for the National League South title.
In a league shy of a high spender or a big club coming down this season, the division is as open as it has been for many years.
With the top two (Maidenhead and Ebbsfleet) going up last term, the club who finished third automatically fall into focus.
Dartford may not have made the play-off final after losing to Chelmsford over two legs but clo...

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