National League

DAGGERS HEAP MORE MISERY ON BLUEBIRDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2017

By Paul Turner
BARROW 0
DAGENHAM & RED 1
Ferrier 56
DAGENHAM & Redbridge climbed to fifth in the National League and condemned Barrow to a third successive home defeat in a low-quality affair at Holker Street.
Morgan Ferrier’s tap-in early in the second half was all that stood between the sides in a game which saw both teams enjoy periods of control but create very few moments of incisiveness.
Daggers boss John Still was certainly pleased to take the points from a long trip north into the biting cold. “It’s a good result,” he said. “Whenever you’r...

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