Isthmian League Premier

FOUR-STAR URCHINS TOO MUCH TO HANDLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2019

Stimson delight at win

By James Barratt

HORNCHURCH powerfully dispatched a lacklustre Carshalton side to move up to second place in the league.
And boss Mark Stimson was delighted with his side’s endeavours against a club he believes will be challengers come April. Stimson told The NLP:
“I’m sure Carshalton will be up there at the end of the season. We went there hoping to come away with something but it ended a very good day’s work.
“To score four goals, hit the crossbar and also miss the easiest chance of the game shows the boys took on board what I wanted...

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