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ANGUS STAKES HIS CLAIM BUT RAVENS RALLY BACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 February 2019

By David Humphrey

MAIDEN STRIKE: Dior Angus

RECENT draw specialists Barrow were at it again after having to settle for a share of the spoils with Bromley in a rather drab mid-table affair.
Dior Angus scored his first Barrow goal since joining from Nuneaton Borough just 16 minutes in, only for JJ Hooper to earn the Ravens a point with an equaliser nine minutes into the second period.
After a well-observed minute’s silence for former Barrow goalkeeping coach Mick Holgate, who passed away this week, it was the home side, and Angus in particular, who started the brighter with the st...

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