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AFC Fylde control games but lack cutting edge says new boss Adam Murray ahead of FA Trophy clash with Colne

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New boss Adam Murray wants to see AFC Fylde add a cutting edge to their impressive play, starting at home to fellow Lancashire club Colne in the second round of the FA Trophy tomorrow.

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AFC Fylde control games but lack cutting edge says new boss Adam Murray ahead of FA Trophy clash with Colne

New boss Adam Murray wants to see AFC Fylde add a cutting edge to their impressive play, starting at home to fellow Lancashire club Colne in the second round of the FA Trophy tomorrow.

1 year ago·Blackpool, United Kingdom

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AFC Fylde control games but lack cutting edge says new boss Adam Murray ahead of FA Trophy clash with Colne

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