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RING IS MESSIAH OF THE CHURCH

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Penistone grind out draw with Seasiders

By Nicholas Reid
NORTHERN COUNTIES EAST

DANNY BOY: Danny Buttle scores from the spot for Bridlington Town

FRUSTRATED summed up how Bridlington Town manager Curtis Woodhouse felt after his team let their lead slip twice to draw 2-2 with Penistone Church.
Bridlington were in the driving seat when Brett Agnew put them ahead, before Kieran Ryan equalised.
The visitors went ahead again when Danny Buttle converted a penalty, but his strike was also cancelled out when Penistone’s Andrew Ring made it 2-2 minutes later.
Woodhouse felt like it was two ...

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