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GOAL ACE CAN FIRE US AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 July 2024

Town hold onto 76-goal Jake, for now
By Matthew Nash

STUART ATKINS believes Jake Tabor can fire Amersham Town to a second straight promotion – but insists the club will not break the bank to do so.
Town raced to the Combined Counties League Division One title by 17 points last season and will not be daunted by Step 5 football, especially with 76-goal striker Tabor staying put this summer.
Tabor spent time on trial at League One Wycombe Wanderers but remains a key man at Spratleys Meadow and boss Atkins will again look to him to set them up for a promotion push.
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