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CREANEY OFF AS LAMBS SLAUGHTERED BY RAVENS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 January 2022

COALVILLE TOWN 4 TAMWORTH 0
By Steve Cartwright

COALVILLE ran out comfortable winners against ten-man Tamworth on a cold and foggy day.
Former Coalville player Dan Creaney got his marching orders following two yellow cards, the first after two minutes for a nasty tackle on Connor Smith who had to be substituted, and the second for a wild lunge into Alex Dean which meant the Lambs were forced to play the last 70 minutes a man own.
Coalville quickly made their numerical advantage count and moments after Creaney’s red, the home side took the lead with a 25-yard low drive from Joe D...

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