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TEDDY IS MAKING A NOISE FOR COTTERILL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2024

By Andy Mitchell

MASTER BLASTER: Teddy Jenks fires home Forest Green’s winner
PIC: Garry Griffiths

SOLIHULL MOORS 0

FOREST GREEN ROVERS 1
Jenks 48
STEVE Cotterill’s “quiet word” helped Teddy Jenks bring the noise as savvy Forest Green Rovers edged the tightest of contests at Solihull.
Two well-drilled sides made for a match that will not live long in the memory, one that was decided three minutes after half-time when Jenks took a rolled pass, stepped forward and powered inside Laurie Walker’s near post.
Moors had enough of the play but lac...

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