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WALKER: THAT’S MY BEST YET

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 June 2018

TOM WALKER reckons his wonderstrike on his England C debut is probably the best goal that he has ever scored.
The Salford City wing er announced his arrival on the inter - national stage in some style with a sweet strike to level the scores at 2-2.
It even caught the eye of his employers, with Ammies’ jointowner Gary Neville tweeting the goal to his four million followers.
“I caught it quite sweet and as soon as it flew off my boot I felt it could be in,” Walker said. “I saw the keeper dive past it and thankfully it went in.
“I’d probably say it’s o...

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