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PROSTATE CANCER UK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2019

By David Ward

BUT for the heroics of England C keeper Ben Killip, Braintree would have lost this game by a much bigger margin and it’s easy to see why a posse of Football League scouts were in attendance with Iron all but relegated.
Killip pulled of four fantastic saves in the first half alone to deny the rampant visitors but could do nothing to stop his side going in at the break three goals down after strikes from George Porter, Luke Coulson and Frankie Raymond.
It was much the same story in the second half too, although the Iron side showed some fighting spirit, pulling two g...

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