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Louis still has that scoring instinct

Jefferson Louis knew he’d score on Monday.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

JEFFERSON Louis knew he’d score on Monday.
It’s hard to question the hunch of a man who started his footballing journey in 1996 and has taken in 41 clubs during an illustrious career.
The 43-year-old striker came on for Levi Steele after an hour of their play-off fi nal at Ware last Monday and his late brace sealed a remarkable victory and a fi rst promotion to Step 3.
“I said to Browny (Ben Brown) on the bench – I’m going to score today,” Louis told The NLP. “I knew I’d get an opportunity but I didn’t know how it would come. I just had this feeling but I didn’t know I’d score the winner.
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