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STAR MAN STU GIVES COLLIERIES A GOING OVER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

NORTHERN PREM ATHERTON COL 1 MICKLEOVER SP 3

By Emil Andererson
MICKLEOVER Sports produced a thoroughly professional first-half display to ensured they returned to Derbyshire with a well-deserved three points.
Sports got off to the best possible start. The Collieries game-plan was in tatters within 43 seconds of the peal of the man in black’s whistle.
The experienced Stuart Beavon managed to get between two defenders and he precisely nodded his header into the far corner of the net.
Sports made it two on sixteen minutes.
The defence failed to clear the ball and Lee Hughes punished the...

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