National League South

NOW I’M LIVING LIFE TO THE MAX

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 September 2018

Kretzschmar is firing Dowson’s new-look Cards

By DAVID RICHARDSON

BUNDLES OF JOY: Max Kretzschmar had scored six goals already this term before yesterday
PICTURE: David Holmes

THERE was a suggestion Woking would be slow starters to this season – a club suffering the effects of a final day relegation and a new squad still coming together.
Nonetheless, expectations around one of the best supported clubs in the National League South were still high and seven wins from their first eight games before yesterday’s trip to Concord Rangers has only heightened them.
But ...

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