Non-League Paper

RULE OF LORD IN EX-BOSS BEATING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2019

HEADS UP: An aerial tussle for possession as Lordswood, in the red, overcome Tunbridge Wells
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

Styles hits the wrong note in Wells defeat
By Paul Carter
SOUTHERN COUNTIES EAST
LORDSWOOD made it a miserable return for former manager Richie Styles as they beat Tunbridge Wells 2-0. Styles left Martyn Grove in the summer but saw his side slip to a second successive defeat at the home of his former side.
Jai McKinlay opened the scoring in the 21st minute and the visitors’ hopes were curtailed when Alex Brefo struck.
The visit of second-placed Chatham Town to third-pl...

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