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SWANS CUT ADRIFT AT BOTTOM BY PEACOCKS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2018

STAINES TOWN 1
TAUNTON TOWN 3
By Steve Parsons
STAINES are increasingly marooned at the foot of the table after a seventh straight defeat.
But they can take positives from a battling performance against a very capable table-topping Taunton.
Five Staines players were making their home debuts, and none of them let themselves down.
But the Peacocks presented formidable opposition, attacking from the start, and took a deserved lead on 12 minutes.
The hardworking Andrew Neal provided a cross from which Matt Wright powerfully headed home.
Ten minutes later, Ollie Chamberlain hit a stunning shot f...

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