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Finally, Jimmy’s got his justice at Sports

Jimmy Dean’s desire to get Peterborough Sports promoted has been burning away ever since March 2020.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

BOSS Jimmy Dean’s desire to get Peterborough Sports promoted has been burning away ever since March 2020.
The Turbines sat top of Southern League Premier Division Central when Covid stopped play and Dean’s sense of injustice never truly went away.
Perhaps that was why his side seldom looked like being denied, despite conceding two second-half penalties.
Sports made the early running and led when Dion Sembie-Ferris provided the cutback for Mark Jones to ghost in with an assured first-time finish into the roof of the net.
Coalville gradually grew into the game with Luke Shaw proving a menace a...

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