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Under an ice blue sky

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2023

NOVEMBER 24TH, 2023 WORKSOP TOWN 0 MARINE 1

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Final Whistle with Chris Towers

Blue were my fish raw fingers, like cold fillets on a platter. Packed was the Marine defence, sardines have a better time.
Yellow were the Worksop shirts, coursing up the field to shoot, forcing the Marine goalkeeper, to twirl like a corkscrew twist.
Tipping the ball with his fist, tapping over with his nails. With shots as hot as chillies, under an ice-blue sky.
High climbed the moon when Marine broke free, with a goal thudded to net. I swear I saw puffs of smoke,...

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