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COLE MAKES HIS MARK ON RETURN TO UNITED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 January 2022

HAYES & Y’DING 2 HENDON 1
By Tim Fuell

IT WAS a game of incident for both sides, but the big ones that counted all came in a spell of 20 minutes in the second half.
In the 52nd minute a cross from the right to the far post by United’s Cole Brown – in his first game since returning to the club – saw Kadell Daniel seemingly hang in the air, before heading down and past Fred Burbidge.
Two minutes on and a moment of controversy at the other end.
Samni Odelusi seemingly won the ball on the edge of his own box with an outstretched leg.
Referee George Warren de...

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