FA Trophy

THREE-SY DOES IT, SHIELDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2020

By Garry King
SOUTH SHIELDS 1
COLNE 0
SOUTH Shields completed a perfect week on the home front with a hard-fought win at home to Colne.
Three wins in three competitions without conceding was the Mariners’ impressive return.
Both keepers performed well, Shields’ shot-stopper Myles Boney with a crucial injury-time save from Harry Winstanley. Hakan Burton’s pointblank save prevented Barrow Jack Hindle from giving Shields an 18th-minute lead. Will McCamley was next to be frustrated by Burton, before Boney produced a reaction save from Sam O’Halloran.
Shields sub Rob Brig...

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