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MYLES IS THE MAIN MAN FOR MILLERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

By Thomas Williams
AVELEY 3 HERTFORD TOWN 1
DEBUTANT Myles Keizer-Burrows was the Aveley hero as James Webster secured his second win as manager with a fine comeback. The visitors had taken the lead after just three minutes, with Charlie Ruff finding a way past Rhys Madden to set up the perfect start.
But the Millers responded on the halfhour, Keizer-Burrows finding the net on his first appearance for the club.
Thirty minutes later he had his and Aveley’s second to turn the game on its head and set up an entertaining finish.
Hertford pushed and pushed for an equaliser but the game was...

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