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HEATH’S HOPEFUL AS SOLID SHAYMEN IMPRESS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 July 2017

By Adam Cheshire
FC HALIFAX T 0
CARLISLE U 0
FC HALIFAX Town held League Two outfit Carlisle United to a goalless draw in a game both sides had chances to win.
It was, however, an encouraging display from the Shaymen who now only have two friendlies left before their new National League campaign gets underway against Aldershot Town after their promotion in May.
Billy Heath’s men had the first chance as early as the fourth minute but Adam Morgan – who scored a wonder goal from his own half in Town’s first pre-season outing at Brighouse – fired off target from 25 yards...

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