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KINGS SHOW NO MERCY AS JACK MAKES GREENS PAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 January 2022

HENDON 0 KINGS LANGLEY 2
By David Ballheimer

KINGS Langley picked up three vital points in their quest to move away from the relegation zone as they overcame a lucklustre Hendon team which failed to register a single effort on target.
The Greens, who saw their four-game unbeaten run come to a crashing halt, were outmuscled and out-enthused by the Kings in a dour encounter.
The visitors relied on two teenaged on-loan centre backs, Sam Dreyer – from Stevenage – and Watford’s 17-year-old giant Will Hall to keep Joe White and Liam Brooks quiet and they were outstanding...

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