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OSCAR’S THE PRIZE GUY FOR ATHLETIC

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2026

ILKESTON TOWN 0 REDCAR ATHLETIC 5
By Rod Malcolm

through Alex Curran who made zon to move the Nash up to fifth.
SKILFUL Oscar Fletcher inspired Redcar to a dazzling win and underlined problems facing the new bosses at their Derbyshire hosts.
His side edged the first half and came into their own after the break, rattling in three goals in 20 minutes.
New Ilkeston boss Ryan Hindley watched the game from the Watchtower Stand with assistant James
Jepson pitchside and later admitted: “This club deserves better. We were not thinking it was a freebie, we wanted something out of ...

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