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HARRIERS ARE PARTY POOPERS FOR LATICS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2024

HARRIERS ARE

By Alex Thrower

OLDHAM ATH 1
Sheron 49

KIDDERMINSTER 2
Penny 22, McNally 58
FRUSTRATED Micky Mellon said his Oldham Athletic side simply ‘did not compete’ as a rejuvenated Kidderminster Harriers turned party poopers at a packed Boundary Park.
With close to 12,000 watching on – the club’s biggest crowd since 2008 – Oldham’s four-match unbeaten run came to a fightless and limp end as goals from defenders Alex Penny and Reiss McNally, either side of a Nathan Sheron equaliser, returned Phil Brown’s team to winning ways.
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