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Hard luck on keeper Desbois

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 October 2022

POOLE TOWN 1 HARTLEY W’TNEY 0
By Peter Leppington

POOLE created chance after chance, but failed to convert until three minutes from time when Adam Desbois failed to hold Will Spetch’s header.
Cairney almost had an assist early on with his long kick finding Holmes but Debois’ feet denied the Poole striker.
Moore saw his long range effort take a deflection and go just wide.
Hartley’s best chance came when Duff found Davey in space but his shot went just wide.
The best chance of the half came just before the whistle when Andrews played in Fogden who blast...

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