Isthmian League Premier

CASUALS ARE TAKING THEIR BIG CHANCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 October 2018

By Hugo Varley

FACE OFF: Gabby Odunaike sees his close-range effort blocked by Denzel Gerra in the play-off final against Walton Casuals

CORINTHIAN-Casuals entered this season on the back of a summer of mixed emotions.
They suffered heartbreak as they lost in the Bostik South play-off final on penalties for a second straight year, before being dramatically granted promotion after Thurrock’s resignation from the Bostik Premier opened up a coveted spot in the division.
The Casuals were handed promotion by virtue of having a greater points per game ratio than fellow beaten play-off fi...

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