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HAPPY ENDING ELUDES HENMAN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2017

DEREHAM TOWN 2
TILBURY 3
By Rene Kendal
MATT Henman took charge of the Magpies for the last time after a distinguished nine years at the helm that saw Dereham rise from the Eastern Counties League.
Unfortunately it was not a happy send off for Henman.
Tilbury took the lead from a 36th minute corner which saw Conor Mead net from close range.
The Dockers then increased their advantage when substitute Reece Conway scored.
Two minutes later Ryan Crisp pulled a goal back for the Magpies and ten minutes later Tilbury were reduced to ten men when Arinse Vade picked up his second yellow.
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