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OATES IS STAR AS BULLSGO ONARUN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2017

HEREFORD 4 WINCHESTER C 0
By Malcolm Clarke

JOB DONE: Hereford pose with the Div One South and South-West champions shield
PICTURE: Steven Niblett

A CROWD of 4,125 saw Hereford complete their successful season with victory over Winchester.
They took the lead in the tenth minute when John Mills converted a penalty awarded for a foul on Mike Symons.
Shortly afterwards, Lewis Noice in the Winchester goal made a good save from Jimmy Oates, but on the half hour Jamie Edge made it 2-0.
In the first half, Winchester did hit the underside of the bar and forced successive corners without having a...

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