National League South

DAYLE BIDS GOODBYE WITH FINE DOUBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

WESTON-S-MARE 2
HUNGERFORD TOWN 1
By Sam Frost
DAYLE GRUBB bid farewell to the Woodspring Stadium with a brilliant brace as Weston edged out Hungerford.
The Seagulls’ skipper found the net in either half, propelling his side to an important three points after consecutive league defeats.
Grubb, after a decade at the club, will play his final game for Weston at Bath on Boxing Day before leaving for Forest Green Rovers.
The visitors started the game brightly, with former Seagull Tom Meechan firing over, while Nicholas Bignall failed to test Luke Purnell when well placed. And the Seagulls...

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