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Rowe’s signed off with aplomb

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

BARWELL 3
LEISTON 0
By Wilf Alexander
SCUNTHORPE Unitedbound Jai Rowe celebrated his professional move in style by rattling in the two early goals that saw off Leiston.
Rowe recently caught the eye while playing trial games for the Iron but will stay with Barwell until the end of this season. The Canaries got an early reminder of what they would be missing when Rowe’s shot was saved but he was on hand to head in the opener from the corner that followed.
Within three minutes he had doubled his tally with an unerring drive that pelted in off the far post to put the home side well and tr...

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