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BULLS TAMED BY BAY’S JOE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
JERSEY BULLS 1 HERNE BAY 2
By Dave Rudolphson

HERNE Bay go into Christmas just two places outside the play-offs after winning a pre-Yuletide thriller at Jersey Bulls.
The Bay’s first trip to the Bailiwick got off to a great start when Steven Townsend made a fine run and his shot squeezed into the net past Pierce Roche.
Jersey stormed back and late in the first half, Freddie Norman saved well from Lorne Bickley and Joe Tyrie headed an effort off the line, though Reds thought the ball was over it.
After the break chances came at both ends before Jersey equalised ...

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