National League South

FOGDEN’S CRACKER FIRES UP HAWKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

By Rob Overfield

JUMP-LEAD Havant players mob Wes Fogden, left, after his late winner away to Hampton
PICTURES: Neil Hood

WES FOGDEN’S dramatic late strike for the Hawks broke the hearts of Hampton, whose manager Alan Dowson vowed to put things right.
The Beavers have not started the season well and with just five points from the six games Dowson’s team are fifth from bottom of the table.
Havant, meanwhile, are up to sixth thanks to their third away win of the season, secured with one of the final few kicks.
Lee Bradbury’s squad looks like they could put another promoti...

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