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WHILE Team GB are on a fast track route to glory in the Winter Olympics at Beijing, there’s another Olympic effort which is not going un-noticed in the Southern League right now.
Captain Rich

By Andy Poole

IN THE PICTURE: The feel-good factor at Rushall Olympic is clear to see

WHILE Team GB are on a fast track route to glory in the Winter Olympics at Beijing, there’s another Olympic effort which is not going un-noticed in the Southern League right now.
As our skiers and snowboarders look to excel on the downhill slopes, Rushall Olympic are on an uphill trend – and they’ve set their sights firmly on an unlikely promotion bid.
Olympic have won their last four matches in Southern Central – scoring 14 goals along the way – and are unbeaten in their last 12.
It’s a run which has s...

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