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JIM’S DALE ARE SO STUBBORN!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

By Mark Rooney

ROCHDALE 1
Mitchell 7

BRAINTREE TN 0
KAIRO Mitchell’s eighth goal of the season in the eighth minute goal saw high-flying Rochdale see off Braintree Town and stay fourth in the table in a hard-fought clash at the Crown Oil Arena.
Mitchell rounded off a fine team move to net from close range – the seventh successive match that the in-form striker had found the net.
The Iron, who came into the game off the back on an impressive 1-0 victory over Halifax in midweek, fought tooth and nail for the remainder of the game and always looked capable of scoring....

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