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JOY OF SIX FOR RAMPANT WHITES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2018

By Thom Belk
SALISBURY 6 YATE TOWN 2

ON WE GO: Tom Whelan (not pictured) puts the ball past Harvey Rivers for Salisbury’s first and inset, Tom Whelan scoring his first of two for Salisbury
PICTURE: John Rose

THE WHITES bounced back from last week’s shock reverse at home to Barnstaple with a convincing win over the Evo- Stik South West’s form team Yate Town in front of another good Ray Mac crowd of 567.
After Stuart Green saw his fifth-minute penalty saved, given for a handball, the game’s controller Tom Whelan got the ball rolling a minute later when his low cr...

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