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ROBINS HIT THEIR OLD FOES FOR 6!

By David Robinson

FOR the second week running Ashton United’s opponents were Workington and they could have hardly made a worse start as one of the fastest goals seen recently at Hurst Cross saw Dan Hooper fire the visitors ahead after 22 seconds.
The kick-off had been delayed an hour due to traffic but was worth the wait as the hosts turned things around to reach the interval 3-1 ahead courtesy of Enock Lusiama’s near-post finish from a cross by the returning Justin Johnson, a first time finish from James Hardy from Alex Byrne’s pullback and a 30-yard thunderbolt from...

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