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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

130-0! Fort have had it tough enough
It’s been a tough old season for Fort William in the Scottish Breedon Highland League. Before last Saturday’s visit to Fraserburgh, the Lochaber club were winless from 16 games, having conceded a whopping 115 goals for their troubles along the way. Suffice to say, they were – are, and seemingly will be – rooted to the bottom of the table.
So the last thing they needed was to take another hammering, which they duly did take, losing 13-0. But if that wasn’t enough, our results service on page 44 of last week’s issue sugg...

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