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ROBINSON’S RASPER IS TOO MUCH FOR MOORS

ROBINSON’S RASPER

By Raphael Adelugba

BRAINTREE TN 1
Robinson 17

SOLIHULL MOORS 0
MATT Robinson’s sensational first-half strike deals a blow for Solihull Moors’ promotion chances as the West Midlanders suffered back-to-back defeats in the space of a week.
Moors still remain in the play-off places but boss after handing the initiative back to the preying pack of teams in promotion contention, boss Andy Whing moaned: “The first half was probably one of the worst I’ve had since I’ve been here.
“We lost every first and second ball and we just weren’t ...

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