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National Game Awards: Great Goals? We’re Spoilt For Choice!

THE NLP’s Stuart Hammonds caught up with England C manager Paul Fairclough – ambassador for the National Game Awards in association with Budweiser Club Futures – recently to discuss contenders for the Huck Nets Goal of the Season.
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THE ‘s Stuart Hammonds caught up with manager – ambassador for the in association with Budweiser Club Futures – recently to discuss contenders for the Huck Nets Goal of the Season.

Goals the director of discussed include Liam Tomsett’s two strikes for Hyde against Barnet in the same game, Fraser Franks’ goal for England C and David Stephens’ volley for Barnet at Grimsby. Watch the video below to find out more and cast your vote by emailing us at [email protected]. We’ll find out who the winners are at our awards ceremony to be held at Fulham’s Craven Cottage on May 13.

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