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JAMIE RAGES IN REF ROW!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

SATURDAY MATCH CENTRE
By Jason Burns

HUGS ALL ROUND: Anthony Jeffrey takes the plaudits after scoring Dover’s second goal
PICTURES: Matt Bristow

FURIOUS FC Halifax Town boss Jamie Fullarton refused to talk to the press after a heated postmatch debate with referee Simeon Lucas following his side’s defeat at Dover.
Fullarton was left raging that Alfie Pavey’s 25th-minute opener was allowed to stand when the ball appeared to strike the hand of Jai Reason in the build-up.
Anthony Jeffrey’s cross-cum shot whizzed past the nose of Halifax goalkeeper Sam Johnson to ex...

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