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Haines: Patience is a Virtue

Wednesday 8th September 2010

Youngster Delighted With Clean Sheet

After City's 2-0 win over Dorchester Town at the weekend, young defender Mark Haines revealed Head Coach Glenn "Gaffa" Pennyfather had told his team to be patient against the struggling Dorset side. And that's exactly what they did, continuing to press until the eventual 80th-minute breakthrough. Haines was delighted to have played his part in the solid back four.

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