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Classy Fewster at the double

WHITBY TOWN 2 GRANTHAM TOWN 0
By Andrew Snaith
WHITBY celebrated their first home game of the new season with a comfortable victory to delight the majority of the 387 crowd at the Towbar Express Stadium.
It was a first win for new joint managers Lee Bullock and Nathan Haslem.
The pair, promoted last week from departing boss Chris Hardy’s backroom team, gave a debut to ex-Middlesbrough striker Brad Fewster.
He soon repaid them after scrambling home from a corner, deflecting in Adam Gell’s effort. Things went from bad to worse for Martin McIntosh’s men when Manasse Kianga ha...

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