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GODBOLD IS DELIGHTED AS REED HITS TREBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

Treble trouble by Jake

SATURDAY MATCH CENTRE
By John Walker

JAKE’S JOY: Jake Reed celebrates his first goal
PICTURE: Mike Capps

VICTORIOUS manager Jamie Godbold was understandably jubilant after the match as Lowestoft overcame St Neots Town.
Jake Reed was once again in inspired form as his hattrick paved the way for victory.
Gary Wharton’s penalty had given St Neots a glimmer of a comeback but it proved not enough, much to the delight of Godbold.
“This was a genuine sixpointer which we had to win’ he said.
“And we did it in style. I was very pleased with ...

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