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LINNETS FLUFF THEIR LINES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

WEYMOUTH 3 KING’S LYNN TOWN 1

By Dill Butcher
IT MUST have been a long trip back to Norfolk for the luckless Linnets who really should have got more from this game.
However, Lynn were left to rue a missed first-half penalty from skipper Michael Clunan and more profligacy after the break before they succumbed to their fortunate hosts.
In fairness Gareth Stewart was at full stretch as he denied Clunan from the spot with a fantastic save on 17 minutes, but the Terras made the most of this let-off to forge ahead just before the half-hour when Ben Thomson played in Brandon Goodship.
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