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SEASIDERS’ SIX SINKS JOCKEYS

By Stuart Daynes

DIV 1 NORTH
FELIXSTOWE & W 6
NEWMARKET T 1
FELIXSTOWE & Walton United served up a hard lesson in Isthmian North life for the visiting Jockeys.
The away side started strongest, striking the woodwork twice and forcing a point-blank save from Harry Wright, but Charlie Warren and Sam Ford were clinical in the 26th and 30th minute to send the Seasiders in ahead at the break.
C Warren 26, Ford 30, Forde-Brown 57, Warren 73, Clemons 78, Warren 84 Maynard 88 (pen) Sam Ford crossed for Charlie Warren to head high into the roof of the net before Ford made space and...

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