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DIARY OF A GROUND HOPPER: Thornbury Town 2-4 Roman Glass St. George

The Fox comes up with a cracking plan for Saturday: Cheltenham U-19s at 11am followed by Thornbury Town of the Hellenic League in the afternoon.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

DIARY OF

SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH
THORNBURY TOWN 2
ROMAN GLASS ST. GEORGE 4
The Fox comes up with a cracking plan for Saturday: Cheltenham U-19s at 11am followed by Thornbury Town of the Hellenic League in the afternoon.
The Gloucestershire hills should look resplendent in the beautiful sunshine.
The EFL Academy league match in Swindon Village is a cracker. Sutton United U-19s are in town and they mean business. Five up at the break with some devastating attacking before Cheltenham make a mini recovery in the second half. The final score is 3-7 but I have the home keeper down as MOTM!
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