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RAMSGATE COMEBACK CRUSHES THE BECKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
BECKENHAM T 2 Townsend 15 (pen), Frimpong 27 RAMSGATE 5 Jadama 30, Martin 41, Turner 45, 87, Taylor 62
By Peter Palmer

RAM RAID: Joe Turner celebrates putting Ramsgate ahead in the first half

LEAGUE leaders Ramsgate came from two goals down away to bottom club Beckenham Town to record a resounding victory.
Few would have had Becks as favorites, but they started brightly and won a penalty after 15 minutes when Jack Paxman crudely brought down Steve Townsend in the box. Townsend dusted himself off to beat keeper Jack Parter low to his right.
Five minutes later it c...

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