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Wands in goal-den sign off but main man Mani is just too hot

Wands in

By Dan Stobbart

DORKING W’DRS 3

Carter 7, Muitt 50, 77
HARTLEPOOL U 4

Dieseruvwe 11, 43, Fuller (og) 12, Grey 59
DORKING Wanderers and Hartlepool United signed off their National League campaigns in style by serving up a seven-goal thriller in front a spirited crowd at Meadowbank.
Charlie Carter gave the relegated Wands an early lead but two goals in as many minutes courtesy of Mani Dieseruvwe and a Barry Fuller own goal very quickly turned the game Pools way.
Dieseruvwe’s second put Kevin Phillips’ side in control, and despite Wands winger Jimmy Muitt fin...

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