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DOUBLE BIG MACS FOR TOWN

By Chris Sumpter

SIMON Weaver felt Harrogate Town turned in their most complete performance of the season so far as they eased to victory at Scunthorpe United.
Goals in each half from Will McGowan and Shawn McCoulsky lifted the Sulphurites up to second in the table at the expense of an Iron side who have now won just one of their opening six matches.
Although not quite dominant, the visitors were certainly the better of the two teams and more than deserving of their second away success of the campaign.
“I think it was probably our most complete performance because we kept t...

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