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It’s fine lines for Dragons boss Brownlie

Basingstoke Town boss Dan Brownlie is hoping a tweak to their Guernsey travel plans will mean they can return home with three points in their baggage this afternoon.
It’s fine

By Rob Jones

BASINGSTOKE TOWN boss Dan Brownlie is hoping a tweak to their Guernsey travel plans will mean they can return home with three points in their baggage this afternoon.
With two games left of the season, the Stoke are currently in second place in the Isthmian League South Central Division, neck-and-neck with leaders Walton & Hersham, who won 3-0 yesterday.
Indeed, but for the form of Step 4 new boys Walton, the Dragons would have been celebrating success already having won 27 of their 36 games so far this season.
And Brownlie is determined to turn a promising season into a...

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