Northern Premier League

Goal drought continues for Warrington…

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 August 2018

By James Gordon
WARRINGTON T 0 STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 0
WARRINGTON TOWN were left frustrated in a goalless draw.
For the second successive Saturday, the Yellows failed to find the net as their goalshy tendencies from last season came to the fore again.
Strikers Tony Gray and Richard Brodie both had chances in the second half but they could not break down Celtic, despite being on top for large periods.
Goalless at half-time, the best chance of the match came on 54 minutes.
Gray ghosted in behind the defence to get on the end of Ben Garrity’s low cross, only to see keeper Jack Turner pull o...

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