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SAM THE MAN IS SPOT ON

By Ross Jackson

MORPETH TOWN 3
FC UNITED 0
MORPETH TOWN barged over by Murray-Jones in a moment misery. effort to compound their broke a four-game losing streak with a leisurely win over 10-man FC Hodgson stepped up keeper Murray-Jones of madness.
The Highwaymen benefited from two first-half ly in the game, but Mor- repeated the trick on 38 something he said to the plenty of possession ear- from 12 yards, and he red card - seemingly forpenalties dispatched peth had the best chance minutes after Chris Reid referee - as FC United by Sam Hodgson, and a when Will Dowling was was bundle...

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