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RAVENS PILE ON THE WOE FOR TEN-MAN GLASSBOYS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 September 2021

By Steve Cartwright

COALVILLE TOWN 3
STOURBRIDGE 0
COALVILLE gained three more points against Stourbridge, who were reduced to ten men for the second half.
The Ravens got off to the best possible start when a clearance fell to new signing Eliot Putman who marked his debut with a 30-yard wonder strike into the top corner after just ten minutes.
For long periods of the second half Stourbridge had plenty of possession without creating a clear cut chance.
Coalville doubled their advantage eight minutes before the interval. Tom McGlinchey saw his shot deflected for a corner. Putman swung th...

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