Non-League Paper

Bore draw a bogie for one fed-up fan

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2020

KETTERING TOWN 0
CURZON ASHTON 0
By Peter Short
“IT’S ENOUGH to make you want to watch golf” remarked one Kettering fan when leaving Latimer Park as the Poppies and Nash played out possibly the scrappiest 0-0 since the rebranding of the National League.
Neither side could contend with the poor playing surface or howling wind as chances were few and far between.
Visitors Curzon started the brightest with Issac Sinclair firing in a shot from outside the area on two minutes only for it to fall just wide. The hosts enjoyed marginally the better of the first half, with a Matty ...

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