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York City 4-0 Wealdstone: Stuart Maynard gets his birthday to savour in a Minstermen cruise

Stuart Maynard celebrated his 45th birthday in the best manner possible as his York City side trumped his former employers Wealdstone at the LNER.
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By Matthew Butterworth

YORK CITY 4
Fagan-Walcott 19, Pearce 26, 60, Newby 75

WEALDSTONE 0
Stuart Maynard celebrated his 45th birthday in the best manner possible as his York City side trumped his former employers Wealdstone at the LNER.
Facing his former team Wealdstone for the first time since he left for the Football League in 2024, Maynard has enjoyed a run of three straight wins with the latest victory for York.
Malachi Fagan-Walcott’s early headed opener was soon added to by a poacher’s finish from Ollie Pearce.
Pearce had hi...

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