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EISA DOES IT FOR NEW SHREW

AS SOON as Abo Eisa had picked up the ball five yards outside his own box before slaloming his way to the other end to fire in a wonder goal, Wealdstone boss Bobby Wilkinson knew it might just be his last big contribution for the National League South side.
Clubs have been watching the Stones’ 21-year-old winger this season and his brilliant solo effort in last Saturday’s 2-1 win against Weston-super-Mare probably sealed the deal.
First he ghosted between two players on the left before cutting inside another and setting off toward goal where 22 yards out he unleashed a right-foo...

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