National League South

STONES HIT SEVEN FOR A ROMAN THUMPING

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 January 2020

By Mark Stillman

ROUT: Bath’s Frankie Artus puts into his own net, and, right, Daniel Green scores Stones’ sixth
PICTURE: Simon Howe

WEALDSTONE recorded their biggest ever National League South win with a dismantling of nearest challengers Bath City.
Dean Brennan’s men outclassed the Romans, who suffered their heaviest defeat since September 2003, losing their 12-game unbeaten run.
Brennan was delighted: “We just continued on from the standards we set at Havant.
We were outstanding there and continued it on.
“We try to raise the bar; we demand a lot from ...

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