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RAMPANT CORBY ARE JUST GR-EIGHT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 September 2018

NORTH LEIGH 1 CORBY TOWN 8
By Brian Sharp
ELLIOTT Sandy, Jordan Crawford and Ben Bradshaw both hit braces as a ruthless Corby Town smashed eight goals past North Leigh.
The Steelmen put their hosts through the mill at Eynsham Park, scoring nearly at will time and time again as they roared up to second in the Southern League Division One Central table alongside Bromsgrove Sporting.
Sandy, Elliott and Bradshaw led the way for Corby, while Joel Carta was also on target, with North Leigh also putting one into their own net.
George Seacole’s firsthalf strike proved little more than a conso...

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