Northern Premier League

ROBINS ROCKIN’ BUT ACE WANTED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

Clubs in hunt for hot-shot Cursons
By Rod Malcolm

ILKESTON TOWN 2
Parker 55, Brandy 75

HEBBURN T 1
Purewal 82
SIZZLING goals got Ilkeston surging back into the playoff zone and offered a glimpse of a bright future – even despite the expected sale of striker Tom Cursons.
He failed to add to his 17 goals but showed why Football League clubs are likely to weigh in with bids in January.
The Nottingham Trent University student created the first goal in the 55th minute, driving past two challenges on the right for left-back Sam Parker to belt past the excellent Kieran Hunter....

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