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ROYALS CAUGHT COLD BY THAME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 August 2018

SUTTON COLDFIELD TOWN 1 THAME UNITED 4
By Kenneth Hawkings
SUTTON Coldfield got a harsh welcome to Division One life with a hammering at the hands of Thame United.
Sutton began their new season with a revamped squad but Thame took the lead with an own goal when a cross by Liam Tack cannoned off the legs of James Mutton.
A melee in the second half saw Stephen Palmer given a red card to make Sutton’s task harder, tougher still when a cannoned clearance hit Andy Gledhill and nestled in. Sutton halved the deficit when Leo Brown fired home from a corner, but Thame made it 3-1 when Liam Dac...

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