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Notts County 3-0 Maidenhead United: Mac gets off to a dream start

SHARP-SHOOTER Macaulay Langstaff gave Notts County fans an early show reel of his talent in front of goal on a largely drama-free opening day for new manager Luke Williams.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 August 2022

By John Brindley

NOTTS COUNTY 3
Langstaff 22, 44, Taylor 59

MAIDENHEAD U 0

TAYLOR MADE: Ruben Rodrigues congratulates Joel Taylor, left, after his goal made it three to Notts County
PICTURE: John Sumpter

SHARP-SHOOTER Macaulay Langstaff gave Notts County fans an early show reel of his talent in front of goal on a largely drama-free opening day for new manager Luke Williams.
The former Gateshead hitman confirmed he is more than capable of making the step up a level to fill the shoes of the departed Kyle Wootton by lighting up an otherwise featureless first half with two very well taken ...

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