National League South

GILL’S FIRST VICTORY AS CITY SMASH THE ROCKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

BATH CITY 4 EAST THURROCK U 0
By Mark Stillman
A FIRST-HALF masterclass paved the way for Jerry Gill’s first win as Bath City manager. Opi Edwards and Miles Welch-Hayes chipped in with their first goals for the club, with Andy Watkins and Tom Smith also on target. Following a quiet opening 14 minutes, Harry Wright was forced into action, tipping Smith’s shot over, but he was powerless to prevent a superb opener moments later.
Edwards, on his first start, skipped his way through the defence before slamming the ball past Wright. Luke Southwood kept out Sam Higgins’s header, bef...

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