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Scrimshaw makes it grim for Boro

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

FARNBOROUGH 1
POOLE TOWN 2
By Andrew McNeill
POOLE Town strengthened their position in the chase for the play-off spots as they ended Farnborough’s winning streak at three matches.
A couple of points separated the two teams at the start and even though Poole had lost their last two games, this was as competitive as you would expect from first whistle to last. Farnborough drew first blood through Reggie Young on 26 minutes but in their attempts to impose dominance on the slippery Dolphins, they managed to collect a trio of cards before the break. Almost immediately after the break Pool...

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