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HINSH HAS REASON TO SMILE AMID YORK RALLY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2024

By Matthew Butterfield

YORK CITY 2
Pearce 54 (pen), Chadwick 56

TAMWORTH 0
DELIGHTED Adam Hinshelwood lavished praise on his York City troops after two quickfire goals helped secure a first win of the season at the expense of Tamworth.
Summer signing Ollie Pearce got off the mark for the Minstermen with a 54th minute penalty – their first converted in spot-kick 483 days.
And just two minutes later, Billy Chadwick doubled the advantage with a deft chip over Lambs keeper Jas Singh after racing through
that the players did that. “It was probably a bit ironic that we...

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