Southern Leagues

Ware 10-1 Wantage Town: Halsey rally inspires historic win

AFTER two disappointing league results, Ware responded to manager Paul Halsey’s demands for improvement by punishing Wantage with the club’s best league result since the 1950s.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 December 2021

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Stephen King

■ AFTER two disappointing league results, Ware responded to manager Paul Halsey’s demands for improvement by punishing Wantage with the club’s best league result since the 1950s.
Taufee Skandari might have scored in the first minute but delayed his shot for just too long. However, he wasn’t to be denied and finished the afternoon with two goals.
Albert Adu capped a good performance to score one while Liam Hope was another to get two.
Josh Williams became the third player to get a double, but it was Liam Dulson who took the plaudits.
Shaquille Ishmael got Wantag...

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