Non-League Paper

Away form continues for Terras

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By John Walker
ST NEOTS TOWN 1
WEYMOUTH 2
WEYMOUTH retuned to Dorset happy to have taken full points on the road after surviving a torrid last half-hour.
After conceding two rather sloppy goals, St Neots rolled up their sleeves to deservedly get back into the match and they should have gone on to get at least a share of the points but failed to convert their superior possession into goals.
The match was marred by some over-officious refereeing that saw one player sent off and five others booked in a match devoid of a bad tackle.
The visitors went ahead after five minutes when a Mark Cooper ...

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