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Boston United 2-0 Wealdstone: Fun boy Frankie’s off to a flyer

Frankie Maguire scored twice in the first 17 minutes as Boston United made it four wins in a row at home – and eight in ten all told – in front of a record crowd.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

By Christian James

BOSTON UNITED 2
Maguire 2, 17

WEALDSTONE 0

PILGRIMS’ PRIDE: Frankie Maguire celebrate a goal for Boston United
PICTURE: Chris Bray

FRANKIE Maguire scored twice in the first 17 minutes as Boston United made it four wins in a row at home – and eight in ten all told – in front of a record crowd.
Proud boss Graham Coughlan was full of praise for his side as the Pilgrims stayed five points clear of the drop zone, while gaining swift revenge on a Stones side who beat them just 18 days ago.
“To get themselves from where they were, up on to 52 points, is a real achievement fo...

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