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BISH BASH BOSH! IT’S LINING UP FOR LEWIS

BISH BASH

By Mark Stillman

FUN IN THE FOREST! Bashley are riding high under boss Dave Lewis, inset below
PICTURES: Ian Christy

DAVE Lewis believes Bash-ley are yet to ‘reach their ceiling’.
The Souther n League Division One South side were fourth ahead of yesterday’s fixtures with just one defeat in six.
Lewis, a former left-back for Bash, took over as manager in May from Ollie Cherrett, who led them to 15th last term.
“The plan was always promotion within two years,” Lewis told The NLP. “If it comes sooner, then great.
“I was aware of th...

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