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Benn strikes big numbers with Littlehampton

Any manager looking for a New Year gem in this January transfer window may do well to take a trip down to the Sussex coast where a truly remarkable tale of goalscoring prowess is currently unfolding.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 January 2022

By Hugo Varley

MARIGOLD-EN BOY: Joe Benn has scored 55 goals already this term for Littlehampton Town, including seven on Tuesday night
PICTURE: Littlehampton Town

ANY manager looking for a New Year gem in this January transfer window may do well to take a trip down to the Sussex coast where a truly remarkable tale of goalscoring prowess is currently unfolding.
On Tuesday night, Joe Benn smashed a magnificent SEVEN goals for Littlehampton Town in their 12-1 demolition of East Preston to take his tally for the season to…FIFTY-FIVE!
It means ahead of yesterday’s round of fixtures in the So...

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