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PLUMMER FILLS HIS BOOTS VS COBBLERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

MELKSHAM TOWN 5
STREET 3
By Mark Jeffery
NIEKELL Plummer and Rob Hobbs scored two goals apiece as Melksham beat Street in an eight-goal thriller.
The visitors went 1-0 up when Jamie Short waltzed through the home defence only for Plummer to equalise on 28 minutes.
Melksham went 2-1 ahead on 38 minutes after Plummer knocked home a penalty awarded for handball against a Street defender and on the stroke of half-time, Plummer’s clever backheel fell to Rob Hobbs, who slid home.
Street brought the score back to 3-2 through Craig Herrod’s 25-yard low shot but Hobbs capitalised after P...

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