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By John Brindley

ALL GOING OFF! Carl Piergianni, centre, is mobbed by teammates after scoring Salford’s third goal in yesterday’s 3-0 win at Leyton Orient
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CHESTERFIELD chief executive Graham Bean confirmed last night that police were investigating crowd incidents towards the end of yesterday’s highly emotional 3-3 National League draw with Ebbsfleet United – and fears “serious repercussions” for the club.
Bean issued an official statement in which he said at least one fan had been ‘detained’ after clashes with Ebbsfleet...

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