Non-League Paper

SINBIN OVERFLOW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 October 2021

THE United Counties game between St Andrews and Bourne Town on Tuesday was abandoned 11 minutes from the end – after the visitors’ sinbin “overflowed!”
The hosts drew level to 3-3 in the 79th minute of the Division One encounter, only for the Bourne players to dispute the equaliser.
As a result, Bourne quartet Jack Bottreill, Jacob Crosby, Jacob Fenton and Herbie Panting were sent to the sinbin to sit out the next 10 minutes of the game. And when Dan Wilson was added to that number, they were left with only six players – one less than the minimum need...

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