National League North

GLEN’S GLEE FOR MOORS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

By Jack Franks
SPENNYMOOR T 1
TAMWORTH 0
SPENNYMOOR moved up to fourth in the table with a hard-fought victory.
The Moors overcame difficult conditions at a blustery Brewery Field to take the win thanks to Glen Taylor’s first-half goal.
Spennymoor started well. Ryan Hall found himself in space on the right of the box several times inside the first ten minutes and put in a number of dangerous balls, the best of which saw Mark Anderson prod straight at Jack Stevens.
Hall threatened throughout and created a great opening for Rob Ramshaw on 17 minutes with a pullback, but Ramshaw’s ...

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