National League

SWARMING RAVENS ARE A BREATH OF FRESH AIR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2017

By Paul Turner
IMPRESSIVE Bromley made it four National League games unbeaten with a convincing victory over a Barrow side, whose recent improvement has been halted by back-toback home defeats.
Goals from Frankie Raymond and Luke Wanadio either side of half-time, coupled by a thunderous 40-yard free-kick from Dominic Vose, left little doubt as to who were the better side at Holker Street.
And it spelt bad news for new Bluebirds chief Ady Pennock, who accepted his relegation-threatened side were second best throughout.
“I’m very disappointed with the result,” said Pennoc...

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