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COOPER’S THE MAN FOR TOWN

SATURDAY MATCH CENTRE
By Mark Jeffrey
MELKSHAM 3
HIGHWORTH 2
MELKSHAM narrowly proved the measure of their visitors as both teams seemed to play with their tails up when the wind was at their backs.
Rudy Plummer gave the hosts the advantage after 31 minutes and within just four minutes they had extended their lead.
Melksham boss Kieran Baggs recently claimed his squad was the best in the club’s history as they hunt back-toback promotions.
They started the season like an express train but results have become harder to come by in recent weeks.
Marc Cooper, a player Baggs singled out, do...

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