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Everybody’s talking about Town’s Jamie

By Rod Malcolm

ILKESTON TOWN 3
BLYTH SPARTANS 0
JAMIE WALKER was both creator and finisher as his Ilkeston Town side shored up a play-off place.
His shot was charged down after 14 minutes, only for young striker Harvey Kirby-Moore to ram the ball home.
And in another 20 minutes, it was Walker’s head which guided home a free-kick from Declan Erratt-Thompson, who had a splendid game on his return from injury.
But that was not enough to subdue Blyth, who fielded several young players amid their worries off the pitch.
They kept at it and were only beaten on 77 minutes when Er...

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