Northern Premier League

FIVE-STAR PICS STEAL SHOW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 April 2018

COALVILLE TOWN 2 RUSHALL OLYMPIC 5
By Joel Moore
SEVEN goals, two penalties and a red card contributed to a disappointing send off for Coalville’s Tommy Brookbanks.
The Ravens made a bright start as Daniel Creaney headed in Nathan Watson’s corner in the eighth minute.
However, momentum swung in Rushall’s favour after Danny Jenno was dismissed for pulling down Daniel Waldron when through on goal.
The visitors immediately took advantage with Joe Hull powering a header past Elliot Taylor after Joshua Hawker’s floated corner on 33 minutes.
The away side then put themselv...

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