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SHOTS FIRE BLANKS AS FIRTH STARS FOR BLUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

By Neil Turner

RELEGATION-THREATENEDChester and play-off chasing Aldershot played out a dour goalless draw, despite the visitors dominating.
Time and time again Aldershot carved out openings, but they could not break down a resolute and well-organised Chester rearguard, and they also found young Liverpool loanee goalkeeper Andy Firth in breath-taking form.
Shots boss Gary Waddock, however, was happy with how they reacted following a 7-1 thrashing at Fylde last weekend, and said: “After last week we needed this performance. We had reminded the players in midweek of our style and the...

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