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We’ll put you on cloud nine!

Kurt Willoughby says getting the No. 9 shirt on again has helped him show his killer instinct in front of goal – and the Chester striker says all the players want to give their fans a promotion party.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 May 2023

Goal ace Kurt is rejuvenated
By Matt Badcock

CHESTER v BRACKLEY TOWN
Sunday, May 7. Kick-off 3.30pm

HIGH-FLIER: Chester striker Kurt Willoughby wheels away
PICTURE: Rick Matthews

KURT WILLOUGHBY says getting the No. 9 shirt on again has helped him show his killer instinct in front of goal – and the Chester striker says all the players want to give their fans a promotion party.
A tough test awaits Callum McIntyre’s side in today’s semi-final when Brackley Town come to town to take on the third-placed Blues.
But, equally, the Saints will know keeping England C striker Willoughby quiet...

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