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THE STEELS HIT SORRY VILLAGERS FOR FOUR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

By Adam Allcroft

NORTH FERRIBY 0
STOCKSBRIDGE PS 4 Hardwick 36, Turner 66, Morriss 70, Grzelak 87

EASY PICKINGS: Alex Hardwick celebrates after his goal for Stocksbridge
PICTURES: Chris Hyslop

DIV 1 EAST
STOCKSBRIDGE will not have expected their latest league success, a sixth in their past seven outings, to be so straightforward.
In fact, only leaders Emley had collected more points on their travels in the East Division to date this pose and intensity, looking to seize control of the match. However, their relentless pressure did not pay dividends until the 36th minute, when Alex...

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