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Southend United 0-1 Wealdstone: Shrimpers stunned by smash and grab raid

Wealdstone boss Stuart Maynard enjoyed his side’s smash-and-grab win at Southend United.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

By Jason Creasey

SOUTHEND UNITED 0

WEALDSTONE 1
Browne 68

STONES ARE ROLLING: Wealdstone’s Rhys Browne takes the plaudtis
PIC: Arron Gent

WEALDSTONE boss Stuart Maynard enjoyed his side’s smash-and-grab win at Southend United.
The Shrimpers missed a number of clear cut chances in the clash at Roots Hall with defender Jason Demetriou seeing a first-half penalty saved by goalkeeper George Wickens.
But Maynard was pleased with how the Stones dug in before Rhys Browne came off to the bench to score the only goal.
“We’ve been on the other end of smash-and-grabs when we’ve been the better t...

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