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HOT-HEAD WOOD ARE HIT WHERE IT HURTS!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 December 2018

By Andy Mitchell

THAT WILL DO: David Meese skips past Mitch Tolley and right, Liam Armstrong celebrates his first goal for Khalsa to put the home side 3-0

BOSS Darren Byfield offered no defence for striker Jordan Nadat’s Zinedine Zidanestyle headbutt that cost Walsall Wood a fighting chance in this feisty derby.
With his side trailing after Jay Holdcroft had forced inside the near post at the second attempt, Nadat tangled with Khalsa defender Shawn Boothe near the corner flag before charging head first into his rival’s chest just past the half hour.
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