Non-League Paper

MILLERS BOSS KEV KEEPS COOL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2019

By Hugo Varley

HIS side may have gone into the weekend sitting proudly at the summit of the table in their first ever season at Step 4 level, but Cray Valley PM boss Kevin Watson isn’t smiling just yet. The South East London side have come flying out of the blocks in the Isthmian South East with impressive wins over Sittingbourne, Sevenoaks and Herne Bay. However, for Watson, these results have somewhat flattered to deceive.
“It’s a difficult one because on face value the scores in the league have been really good but we are still quite critical of our selves,” sa...

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