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MOORS MAKE IT TO BIG TIME

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 April 2017

But should decisive goal have stood?

By Andy Mitchell
SPENNYMOOR 1
Ramshaw 30
STOURBRIDGE 0

PARTY TIME: Spennymoor celebrate promotion, after Rob Ramshaw’s goal, inset
PICTURE: Will Kilpatrick

MANAGER Jason Ainsley hailed the last-ditch heroics of keeper Dan Lowson as the right kind of history repeated itself for Spennymoor Town.
The Moors secured a third promotion in four seasons thanks to Rob Ramshaw’s sublime- yet-controversial first-half strike at Brewery Field and might have run riot but for the inspired form of Stourbridge stopper Matt Gould.
Glen Taylor was de...

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