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IAN RETURNS TO HAUNT HIS FORMER GLASSBOYS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 April 2022

STOURBRIDGE 0 ALVECHURCH 1
By Nick Pullen

FORMER Stourbridge boss Ian Long returned to haunt his old club as Church pulled off a slender win to keep their playoff prospects alive.
The only goal of the game had an element of good fortune when Tyrell Skeen-Hamilton got behind the Stourbridge defence on 23 minutes and delivered a cross which took a wicked deflection off defender Joe Hull, who could only watch the ball trickle into his own net.
Church should have increased their lead on 33 minutes when Danny Waldron put the outstanding Nick Clayton-Phillips clear but he fired over an open ...

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