Non-League Paper

FLOWERS IS FUMING AS BEES FAIL AT SET PIECES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 January 2021

By David Bloomfield

TIM FLOWERS admitted the manner of his Barnet side’s defeat had made his “blood boil”. Boreham Wood took full advantage of Myles Judd’s red card to cruise to a three-goal advantage at half-time with Kabongo Tshimanga’s brace and a great volley by skipper Tom Champion. Flowers said: “For 25 minutes or so we were all right, both teams were getting about each other with no real chances, and then the sending-off obviously changes the game dramatically.
“But for all the possession that Boreham Wood have had, they have done us wi...

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