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BLUES’ JOY AT RECORD GATE

BLUES’ JOY

By David Lawrence

BUMPER: A large crowd turned up at Hanley Town as Wrexham’s James Rainbird crosses into the box, inset left, and Hanley’s Tom Pope celebrates with scorer Kyle Blake, inset right
PICTURE: Alun Roberts

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HANLEY TOWN were rewarded with a record Potteries Park crowd of 1,750 after stepping in at late notice to host Wrexham.
The League One side had been due to face a Premier League outfit behind closed doors but their rivals pulled out. The Dragons won 5-1 with Jordan Davies scoring twice with James McClean, Sam Dalby and Jake Bickerstaff also on...

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