National League

TOWN WIN AGAIN BUT WEAVER IS GROUNDED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 August 2018

By Steve Gibbs

HARROGATE Town continued to thrive in their new National League surroundings but manager Simon Weaver was still demanding more despite something approaching a consummate away performance.
Unbeaten in five games, and with a second clean sheet victory against exalted promotion contenders in five days, Weaver’s side may have enjoyed a slice of luck at the EBB Stadium but nonetheless were good value in coolly and calmly exposing Aldershot Town’s own early-season shortcomings as the hosts failed to register a single shot on target.
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