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BORE DRAW LEAVES BOTH DESPERATE FOR CHEER

BORE DRAW

By Kelly Gilchrist
NATIONAL LEAGUE

STRUGGLING Aldershot Town saw their winless run extended to 18 matches but deservedly earned a point in an encounter that failed to excite.
In truth, neither side looked capable of scoring the crucial winner which would have registered a first win of 2019 for either side.
Shots boss Gary Waddock was angry with his side’s performance in the 3-0 home defeat by Solihull Moors on Tuesday night but was much happier here, especially with a rare clean sheet.
“It was a good point,” claimed Waddock, whose side remain third from bottom, seven po...

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