National League

IT’S DELIGHT FOR WHITE AS WANDS WOW WOOD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

BOREHAM WOOD 0
DORKING W’DRS 3

Prior 32, Rutherford 37, Carter 61
DELIGHTED Dorking Wanderers boss Marc White lavished praise on his side as they inflicted a first home defeat on fellow strugglers Boreham Wood since early October.
Quickfire goals in the first half from Jason Prior and Alfie Rutherford put the Wands in control before Wood saw striker Tyrone Marsh sent off for a second bookable offence on the stroke of half-time.
Man-of-the-match Charlie Carter completed the rout for the Surrey side to move them level on points with Wood, four clear of safety.
White told The ...

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