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THE RED KITES HIT BACK AT BRICKS!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
THAME UNITED 4 Deacon 37 (pen), 51, Riddick 45+2, Murray 67 HADLEY 4 Jessop 4, McGettigan 5, Stones 24, Alfano 81 (pen)
By Oliver Deed

THAME came from three goals down to take a point in an eight-goal thriller with Hadley at the ASM Stadium.
The visitors dominated much of the first half and raced into a three goal lead within 24 minutes.
Max Jessop opened the scoring in the fourth minute when he finished smartly from an Isaac Stones cross.
A minute later the Bricks were two up, when Caoilan McGettigan danced past four Thame United players and guided his effort past th...

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