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HITCHIN TOWN 6
Smith 8, Charles 40, 50, 55, Bailey 69, Kirkpatrick 82 (pen)
KINGS LANGLEY 0
By Colin Ridgway

HERE WE GO! Charlie Smith wheels away after starting the Hitchin Town rout with the first goal before Tremayne Charles notches the fourth
PICTURES: Mike Capps

HITCHIN Town rounded off 2017 in fine style as their clinical finishing saw them to an emphatic win over King’s Langley.
It was not a happy return for Langley’s interim manager Steve Conroy who was a team-mate of Canaries boss Mark Burke in
Hitchin’s FA Cup giant killing side of the 1990s. Hitchin opened...

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