Isthmian Leagues

ROBINS ARE TOO HOT FOR HORNETS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 March 2020

By James Barrett

KLETON KEEPS COOL: Carshalton stopper Kleton Perntreou beats Horsham striker Lee Harding, centre, to a high ball
PICTURE: John Lines

CARSHALTON made a real statement of intent as they handsomely won this battle of play-off hopefuls at the War Memorial Sports Ground.
The fifth-placed Robins stung the sixth-placed Hornets with two goals in each half.
But Carshalton assistant manager Keith Boanas believes the manner of the victory was the best thing about his side’s afternoon.
He told The NLP: “The boys implemented everything we worked on during training in t...

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