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Spennymoor Town 1-0 AFC Telford United: Moors on form again as deadly duo down the Bucks

GLEN Taylor and Rob Ramshaw linked up once again as Moors deservedly beat AFC Telford United in front of a bumper crowd at The Brewery Field.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 October 2021

By Jack Franks

SPENNYMOOR T 1
AFC TELFORD U 0
GLEN Taylor and Rob Ramshaw linked up once again as Moors deservedly beat AFC Telford United in front of a bumper crowd at The Brewery Field.
Taylor’s decisive finish six minutes after the restart was just reward after a dominant display which saw The Bucks’ attacking threat strangled by a solid Moors defence.
An AFC Telford side who were beginning life after Gavin Cowan following his departure during the week, were thankful to Russell Griffiths early on when Taylor almost turned in Joe Tait’s header from a corner.
Ramshaw was the main threat fo...

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