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PILCHER DOUBLE DERAILS TRAMS

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Canterbury turn on the style at Croydon

By David Groves
SOUTHERN COUNTIES EAST

THREE AND EASY: Josh McCallum of Canterbury City, second left, is congratulated after scoring to make it 3-1 against Croydon
PICTURE: Ed Boyden

CANTERBURY CITY took over top spot with a fine 3-1 win at Croydon, who slumped two places to 12th.
City climbed one place after producing a devastating display, with Dave Pilcher their two-goal hero at The Arena.
After a ten-minute delayed start, due to waiting for an official, Pilcher broke the deadlock for the in-form visitors, earning them an interval lead after 28 ...

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