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DANIELS HAMMER SORRY VISITORS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

By Gary Salisbury
STAMFORD 3 ROMULUS 0
STAMFORD dominated the game from start to finish and Romulus could have had no complaints.
Stamford opened the scoring when Jordan Smith burst down the wing and his cross was met by Jake Duffy.
The score was doubled when Elliot Putman smashed the ball in.
The Daniels could even afford to have a goal chalked off for offside.
The second half was much the same, with chance after chance for the rampant Daniels. The third goal came after a Duffy screamer that came back off the bar and Rob Morgan was on hand to head the ball home, rounding off a good day for...

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