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STAND-IN BOSS OFF TO A FLYER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

PREMIER CENTRAL
By David Chamberlain
HEDNESFORD T 4
STRATFORD T 2
FOLLOWING the departure of Andy Morrell from Keys Park during the week, academy manager Keenen Meakin-Richards took interim charge of bottom side Hednesford against high-flying Stratford Town – and had a dream start.
An even opening half-hour did not indicate the Pitmen would fly into a commanding half-time lead with a fiveminute three-goal flurry.
On the half-hour mark, Dan Turner finished Dan Sweeney’s cross. Three minutes later Sweeney found Turner again and he set up Louis Dodds to head past Tyrell Belford.
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