National League

JJ’S DOUBLE LEAVES SAD SHOTS ON THE VERGE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

By Craig Draycott

ALDERSHOT Town just about lived to fight another day in the race against the drop with a well-earned point at Bromley.
Goals from Reece Grant and Luke Howell either side of half-time saw the Shots overturn an early JJ Hooper goal but their joy was shortlived as Hooper’s second of the game restored parity. As a result, the Shots now need to win all four of their remaining games, while hoping Boreham Wood and Dover lose all theirs.
Shots boss Gary Waddock was forthright in his assessment and Aldershot’s predicament, saying: “The goals we conceded toda...

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