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Whitby Town 1-1 Warrington Town: Wire Green with envy after Blues grab draw

There was little to separate play-off contenders Whitby Town and Warrington Town on a breezy afternoon on the North Yorkshire coast.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 January 2022

By Andrew Snaith

WHITBY TOWN 1
Green 68 (pen)

WARRINGTON TOWN 1
Amis 36

CLOSE ENCOUNTER: Warrington skipper Mark Roberts battles with Whitby’s Jacob Hazel and Harry Green celebrates equalising penalty with Brad Fewster, inset
PICTURE: Brian Murfi eld

THERE was little to separate these play-off contenders on a breezy afternoon on the North Yorkshire coast.
“It wasn’t really a game was it? It was a battle in terrible conditions.
“We come out of it with one point more and credit to them [Whitby] for coming back.”
A fair verdict from Whitby Town’s joint-manager Lee Bullock, with his Warrin...

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