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BIRTHDAY JOLLY FOR OLLEY!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 February 2019

Heed’s Greg grabs late winner in Kent

By Jason Burns

CLOSE ENCOUNTER: Dover’s midfielder Jai Reason, right, on the ball with Scott Barrow
PICTURES: Matt Bristow

NO-ONE would have blamed birthday boy Greg Olley if he had secretly wanted his side’s match in Kent to be a victim of the cold weather that swept southern England and hit the Non- League schedule hard.
Trailing to defender Kevin Lokko’s first half header and struggling to fill the scoring void left by top scorer Scott Boden a few days prior, the Heed midfielder followed up Fraser Kerr’s nodded ...

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