Northern Premier League

BRAD FIRES SEASIDERS OUT OF THE DROP ZONE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

WHITBY TOWN 1 ATHERTON COLLS 0
By Andrew Snaith

BRAD Fewster’s second half strike was enough to take Whitby Town out of the NPL Premier relegation zone.
The Seasiders came close on seven minutes when ex-Middlesbrough marksman Fewster slammed high over the top from the edge of the penalty area after Aaron Haswell’s corner was only partially cleared.
At the other end, former Hyde United star Scott Bakkor turned into the hands of Shane Bland.
Whitby had a string of chances late in the first half as Nico Defreitas-Hansen saved low from Lewis Hawkins who fired just wide m...

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