National League

WADDOCK TEACHES OLD PUPIL A LESSON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2026

By Steve Gibbs

ALDERSHOT T 0

WEALDSTONE 1
Olomola 47

THE homecoming master orchestrated almost the perfect away day at his former home, as Gary Waddock snatched a vital victory against his young apprentice. Wealdstone held strong for a third clean sheet of the season but a fourth consecutive defeat, and another toothless display for the Shots left Waddock’s former midfielder Scott Davies pondering the balance of his young squad.
“We showed both sides of the game today. We moved the ball well at times and then at the back end of the game defended really well to get ...

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