National League South

WILKINSON RESIGNS AS WINGS SLAY CRUSADERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 August 2017

By Mark Doig
THREE goals goals before the half hour mark were sufficient to ensure Welling United claimed their first victory of the season – as Hungerford Town boss Bobby Wilkinson handed in his resignation.
Two players made their first starts for Welling and one was instrumental in their early breakthrough. Jack Jebb slung over a free-kick player-manager Jamie Coyle headed home for his fourth goal of the season.
Twelve minutes later, Welling doubled their lead when Goldberg collected a long ball and turned past two defenders before unleashing a low shot from 25 yards that deceived L...

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