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Binfield 2-3 Warrington Rylands: One Ell of a day for Rylands

In just the last three years he has overseen the club’s rise from the Step 7 Cheshire League to, next season, Step 4 in the Northern Premier League West by virtue of the recent restructure.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 May 2021

By DAVID RICHARDSON

BINFIELD 2
Ferdinand 42, 67

WARRINGTON RYLANDS 3
Nevitt 25, 44 (pen), 59

MR COOL: Elliott Nevitt scores his second from the spot
PICTURE: Steve Niblett

REMEMBER the name Wayne Rooney. Remember the name Elliott Nevitt.
The England all-time goal-scorer and Manchester United legend will have enjoyed watching the 21-year-old burst onto the footballing map, just like he did as a 16-year-old at Everton, with a hat-trick to make his and Warrington Rylands’ Wembley dream come true.
The North West Counties League side is owned by Rooney’s agent, Paul Stretford, and the D...

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