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JOHNSON’S TWO HAVE SAINTS ON THE SLIDE

By John Walker
ST NEOTS TOWN 0 BANBURY UNITED 3
THIS was theoretically a ‘must-win’ match for St Neots if they were to retain a credible chance of Step Three football next season.
Not at any time did this look likely, as a previously out-of-form Banbury, with just one win in their last nine league outings, strolled to a very comfortable victory.
However, the postmatch talking point was not about the three goals Banbury scored but the one that was disallowed.
After nine minutes a Giorgio Rasulo corner was knocked out for another corner indicated by referee Sean Barry, but the vis...

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