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GEORGE’S CHARGES STUN SAD YELLOWS

GEORGE’S CHARGES

By Ruth Pettifer

MAIDSTONE U 4

Blair 28, Wanjau-Smith 42, Papadopoulos 46, Rush 76

FARNBOROUGH 0

IN CONTROL: Maidstone’s Antony Papadopoulos watches on as his shot finds the net for 3-0
PICTURE: Steve Terrell

MAIDSTONE UNITED thrashed Farnborough and extended their unbeaten run to 15 matches. This was also the Stones’ fourth clean sheet and victory in succession.
Stones boss George Elokobi praised his side, saying: “There is no recipe, just hard work, belief, consistency and the fact that the team comes first. It was an outstanding performance. We have g...

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