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Southend United 0-2 Woking: Cards impress at both ends!

Woking assistant Ian Dyer insisted he was equally as pleased with the clean sheet as he was with the goals in the Cards’ impressive win at Southend United.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 November 2021

By Chris Phillips

SOUTHEND UTD 0

WOKING 2
Campbell 22, Kretzschmar 88 (pen)

ON FIRE: Tahvon Campbell scores his latest goal and Woking’s first
PICTURE: Arron Gent

WOKING assistant Ian Dyer insisted he was equally as pleased with the clean sheet as he was with the goals in the Cards’ impressive win at Southend United.
The well-deserved victory at Roots Hall saw Woking move up to tenth in the table.
And Dyer was pleased with the performance at both ends of the pitch.
“We felt having watched Southend that mobility and getting down the sides of their three centre halves would be the way to ...

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