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Wands’ Dadson is four-midable

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 February 2019

CRAY WANDERERS 6
HERNE BAY 0
By Mark Hunt
CRAY hit top form to go 13 points clear at the top of the Bostik South East.
Star of the show was Junior Dadson who scored four goals and set up two others.
Cray took the lead in the seventh minute when Dadson tapped in from Jerome Federi co’s right-wing cross. They pushed on in the second half with an impressive performance and Dadson scored his second five minutes after the restart when he slotted home from Karl Dent’s pass.
Danny Leonard hit the post for Bay, but Cray went up the other end and scored a thirdwhen Dadson’s cross w...

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