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This week we're going onto the terraces to speak to Ian Copeland - a Bears supporter who is also involved with the juniors - and also hear from groundhopper Kai Blacow about the Non League Review's recent visit to the Cleric Stadium. There's also reaction from Richard Duffy after the 3-3 draw against Vauxhall Motors.
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