ADAM'S REBELS YELLING AGAIN!
The Non-League Football Paper|November 15, 2020
WORTHING are determined to prove they are no one-season wonder – and boss Adam Hinshelwood believes they can still get better.
David Richardson
ADAM'S REBELS YELLING AGAIN!

The Rebels are top of the Pitching In Isthmian Premier once again after being seven points clear last term when the campaign was made null and void.

But that disappointment has been used as motivation in a bid to show they would have gone up as champions had the season been finished.

They’ve won seven and lost one of their first eight league games which has left them two points ahead during the temporary break.

“It’s possibly a good time to reflect on the season,” Hinshelwood told The NLP. “We’ve been disappointed with how we’ve done in the cups, we’ve drawn two games and then gone out on penalties in both.

“But we’re pleased with the start we’ve made although know there’s still loads for us to analyse and improve on moving forward.

“They’re a really good group that are motivated and share the ambition of myself and the club. We all want to progress up the football pyramid together and test ourselves at the highest possible level.

Belief

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