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RAMADAN IS BACK IN A RHYTHM AT BLUES!

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By Matt Badcock

CEMAL RAMADAN reckons Bury Town have got back into their rhythm – but knows the Isthmian North title race is going to be a long haul.
The Blues have a game in hand over fellow title challengers Felixstowe & Walton United and Witham Town while, before yesterday, they were nine points clear of fourth-place Brentwood.
Cole Skuse’s side finished runners-up to Lowestoft Town last season only to fall at the semi-final play-off hurdle to Brentwood.
But after a strong start as the campaign’s halfway point approaches, 16-goal striker Ramadan says the...

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