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SPIRITED MARINERS ‘HUNGRY FOR MORE’

SPIRITED MARINERS

By Jon Palmer

IN IT GOES: Darius Osei scores for Shields to make it 1-1
PIC: Kevin Wilson

JOINT-boss Graham Fenton was proud of his players despite seeing spirited South Shields exit the Cup after a defeat at Cheltenham Town.
The visitors were making their first appearance in the FA Cup proper for nearly 50 years and Fenton hailed their efforts against opposition from three levels up.
Former Lincoln City midfielder Ellis Chapman was involved in all three of Cheltenham’s goals, two of which were scored by Alfie May.
Liam Sercombe added the third to see off the Northern Premier Le...

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