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Torquay United 0-1 Boreham Wood: Ashmore’s the hero as Gulls are punished

BOREHAM Wood manager Luke Garrard was quick to praise his side after they dug in deep in come away from Torquay United with all three points.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

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By Steve Harris

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BOREHAM Wood manager Luke Garrard was quick to praise his side after they dug in deep in come away from Torquay United with all three points.
Leading by Jamal Fyfield’s third-minute strike, Wood managed to withstand a strong onslaught from the hosts in the second half – much to the delight of Garrard.
“We took an early lead which was a big positive,” the Wood boss said. “It hushed their fans and that is half your job.
“It was a quite an even game. We had a few good chances, and so did they in the first half. Ash (Nathan Ashmore) has ma...

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