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Abbey Hey 4-1 Bury AFC: Terry’s plan works to a tee

ABBEY HEY ended Bury AFC’s unbeaten run stretching back over 12 months with a comprehensive victory that puts the club into the fourth round of the FA Vase for the first time.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 December 2021

By Phil Brennan

ABBEY HEY 4
Fleming 3, Lazenbury 13, 44, Bryant 72

BURY AFC 1
Gilboy 73

UP AND RUNNING: Aaron Fleming puts Abbey Hey in front
PICTURE: Karl Vallantine

ABBEY HEY ended Bury AFC’s unbeaten run stretching back over 12 months with a comprehensive victory that puts the club into the fourth round of the FA Vase for the first time.
Skipper Aaron Fleming set the tone by heading in a free-kick from Dylan Norris with his boss Terry Hincks suitably impressed with the way his side carried out his pre-match instructions.
“I was up until the early hours of this morning studying the ...

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