National League North

HATTERS PILE ON THE MISERY AT BORO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By Chris Philpotts
NUNEATON TOWN 1
STOCKPORT COUNTY 3
NUNEATON TOWN started life without Tommy Wright with a defeat as the Boro were well beaten by Stockport County.
Boro were left in shock on Friday after boss Wright left to take up the post at Darlington.
It didn’t get much better when Jason Oswell fired the visitors into a 36th-minute lead.
He took full advantage of some slack defending as the ball was lifted into the six yard box where Oswell fired first time past Dean Lyness.
That lead was doubled on the stroke of half time as Gary Stopforth made it two thanks to a deflected effo...

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