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DAVIES: I COULD DROP MYSELF

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 August 2018

THERE is so much competition in Bracknell Town’s squad that even playermanager Carl Davies is worried about his place!
The newly-promoted Robins will line-up in the Bostik South Central this season after finishing second in the Hellenic Premier League.
The starting XI will be selected by Bracknell’s new coaching team of Geoff Warner, Gavin Smith and Michael Butcher – and following several new signings no one’s place is guaranteed.
“This is how it should be”, Davies told the Bracknell News after his long-time friend and fellow centre-back Matt Day signed f...

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