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King’s Lynn Town 2-1 Dover Athletic: Tommy’s got Lynn rocking!

Tommy Widdrington gave King’s Lynn fans just what they wanted –a home win in his first game in charge thanks to two moments of brilliance from midfielder Josh Barrett.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 December 2021

By Greg Plummer

KING’S LYNN TN 2
Barrett 20, 49

DOVER ATH 1
Ransom 30
NEW manager Tommy Widdrington gave King’s Lynn fans just what they wanted –a home win in his first game in charge thanks to two moments of brilliance from midfielder Josh Barrett.
Barrett opened Lynn’s account with a sublime lob before notching what turned out to be the winner with a brilliant long-range effort after the break.
Less than 24 hours into his role, Widdrington’s Linnets managed to arrest a run of eight consecutive league defeats as well as claim three points at The Walks for the first time this season, afte...

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