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FIVE-STAR SHOTS GIVE PEAKS MUCH TO PONDER

By Steve Gibbs
ALDERSHOT Town ruthlessly put the Lambs to the slaughter in a stunning first-half blitz which left Tamworth boss Andy Peaks apologising for an “embarrassing” performance.
Ahead after just 90 seconds, the Shots exposed the visitors’ glaring defensive failings with a display full of intent and intensity – yet still manager Scott Davies wasn’t entirely happy with their afternoon’s work.
“It was a five-star performance – or maybe 4.8, with that goal at the end,” he said after an injury-time consolation from Be...

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