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MAGPIES BEMOAN RAIN AS LEW GOES

By Mike Nield

SPENNYMOOR A (0)
CHORLEY A (1)
AN intriguing contest was prematurely ended when, in atrocious weather conditions, pools of water developed all over the pitch with a little over 15 minutes to play.
Referee Elliot Bell initially ordered a ten-minute break, but after consultation with officials of both clubs the inevitable decision to abandon was quickly and correctly taken.
And, last night, Spennymoor announced interim manager Lewis Dickman had left his role along with assistant Andy Inness.
Chorley had started in the manner expected of a team in form and it was no surpr...

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