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FARM ARE ON RIGHT COURSE

Boss Will takes the positives
BRISTOL MANOR F 0 NEWPORT COUNTY 3 By David Lawrence

HIGH RISER: Curtis Hudson heads clear for Bristol Manor Farm
PICTURE: Ian Christy

TWO goals from former St Mirren youngsterLewis Jamieson and a late strike from Matt Smith wrapped up a comfy win for League Two Newport – but there was plenty to cheer home boss Will Justin.
The Southern League Division One side matched their visitors for long periods before their full-time opponents cut loose in the final stages.
Jamieson bagged his first just before the hour and moments before the Exiles made who...

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