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TIGERS SAY THANKS TO COOL HEAD OF HANKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

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TIVERTON TOWN 0 GLOUCESTER C 1
By Noah Woodland

JOE Hanks’ cool second half penalty was the difference in what was a close affair at the Ian Moorcroft Stadium, resulting in an away win to the delight of the travelling Tigers’ support.
The penalty was awarded by referee Rowan Clark, consulting his linesman in the process, after what seemed to be a handball on the line by a Tiverton player, desperate to stop the ball from hitting the net.
Yellows goalkeeper Zak Baker did anything he could to try and put off Hanks, however the number 13 was unphased, slotting ...

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