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STEVE’S LIVING A DREAM AGAIN WITH LAMMAS!

STEVE’S LIVING

By Jon Couch

COMBINED COUNTIES
STEVE Parsons is one of football’s brilliant brains.
In a mind-boggling 50- year association at Staines Town, the ingenious club secretary could recite any score, any scorer or attendance of any game at the drop of a hat.
He’d even be able to tell you the colour of the referee’s underpants on any particular day should such information ever be requested. He’s every journalist’s dream.
But Parsons’ life – along with those of his fellow hardy Swans’ supporters – came crashing down in March 20...

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