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TERRORS MADE TO WAIT FOR THE PRIZE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 April 2017

By Edward Lucas
RAMSGATE 1
TOOTING 1

ALL LEVEL: Jake Mackenzie scores for Ramsgate and, inset, Tooting celebrate
PICTURE: Nathan Cracknell

THE Rams had their biggest home crowd of the season for the visit of table-topping Tooting.
The Terrors could have secured promotion if results had gone their way, but they met stiff resistance from a Ramsgate team determined to continue their good end-ofseason run. Despite Luke Wheatley clearing off the line early, the Rams had the best first-half efforts with a Wheatley header just wide and Jake Munday hitting the woodwork.

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