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JOHNSON THE GREENS HERO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 April 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
BRIGHTLINGSEA R GORLESTON 1
By Phil Ashby

BRIGHTLINGSEA ended their season on a real low point as they fell to defeat at 0 the hands of Gorleston and had goalkeeper Lewis Greene sent off.
The unfortunate stopper final-day pride, the red card was given his marching orders by referee Joseph Gray put a dampener on the end-ofseason feeling as the visitors in the 31st minute, shortly managed to hold on for their before Luke Johnson took advantage from the penalty spot three points.
Brightlingsea end the campaign in eighth place, while and scored the only goal of the game. wi...

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