Non-League Paper

ISLAND CUT OFF BY BRIDLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

WHITEHAWK 4 CANVEY ISLAND 0
By Max Bradfield

WHITEHAWK subjected Canvey Island to a drubbing and yet another week of looking over their shoulder.
The hosts took little time to get started, as Harry Bridle began a productive afternoon nine minutes in.
From the edge of the box, he latched on to a fine Andrew Briggs cross from deep and looped a header over keeper Bobby Mason for the opener. Canvey nearly responded well but could only watch on as Bradley Sach’s header from a Manny Adebiyi delivery rattled the woodwork just before the half-hour mark.
Following this, the Hawks grab...

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