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LOANEE MILLER THE MAN FOR THE REDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

COLNE 2 KENDAL TOWN 1
By David Priestley
A LATE goal by Colne’s new signing Sean Miller secured all three points in a closely-fought game.
Colne took an early lead when Alex Curran converted Matty Morgan’s low cross at the near post on 11 minutes and looked good in the first half.
But Kendal equalised on 56 minutes when Rick Seear headed home a corner from close range and grew in strength with Connor Gaul making several dangerous runs. But on 84 minutes a miskick by the
Kendal goalkeeper fell to Miller – signed on loan from Altrincham – and he made no mistake with hi...

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