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GRICE NOT SO NICE IN PUNISHING SAD TOWN

GRICE NOT

By Jon Eeles
SOUTH EAST

ON THE MARK AGAIN! Leek’s Tim Grice, second right, celebrates scoring the second of his three goals
PICTURE: Will Kilpatrick

THAT’S THREETim Grice rounds Carlton keeper Jack Steggles to complete his hat-trick

IT WAS second versus third in the BetVictor Northern Premier South East clash with Leek Town impressing against a dogged Carlton side.
It was a tough encounter but Leek came out on top in what proved to be a onesided a tough affair as Carlton waved the white flag when it mattered most in an entertaining game.
Both teams struggled on a poor s...

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