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ETCHED – IN THE FLINT OF AN EYE!

ETCHED –

By Matt Badcock

TWISTED FIRESTARTER! The mural of Prodigy star Keith Flint, as revealed by Braintree Town this week

THEY’VE BEEN catching the eye on the pitch this season but Braintree Town also boast one of the most unique views off It - a giant mural of Prodigy frontman Ketlh mint.
Flint a founding member of the electronic dance act who had two number one hits in the 90s. died earlier this year.
The group were formed in the Essex town and fans lined the streets for his funeral while a petition for a statue attracted 10,000 signatures.
National League South Iron also wanted to pay...

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