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An interview with manager Ian Rowe, following our abandoned FA Cup Second Round Qualifying Match with Hereford. A reminder that racism and discrimination is not welcome at the Guardian Warehousing Arena, in football, or anywhere. #UpTheKhalsa #KickItOut

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