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TOWN’S CENTRE-BACK UNION HEAP HOME WOE ON DEV

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By Jon Batham

DELIGHTED assistant boss Paul Thirlwell saluted a job well done after Harrogate Town ended a run of three successive away defeats with an impressive win over Maidenhead at York Road.
Centre-backs Callum Howe and Kelvin Langmead sealed victory for Town – sandwiching an effort from Maidenhead’s Adrian Clifton –while the visitotrs also struck the woodwork twice in a dominant display.
For Thirlwell, it was reward for carrying out a gameplan centred on getting quality ball in from the flanks.
“It’s an excellent result on a tough day in tough conditi...

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