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DANNY QUITS AS BLUES DEFEATED

DIV 1 WEST
CLITHEROE 3 HANLEY TOWN 4
By Chris Musson

CLITHEROE crashed to defeat in a chaotic game by the odd goal in seven, with home manager Danny Caldecott handing in his resignation at the end of the game.
Hanley took the lead after five minutes when Joel Stair headed home unchallenged.
Sam Turner made it two for the visitors before Adam Watson extended the lead.
Blues substitute Amaar Hussain pulled one back but Hanley restored the threegoal advantage thanks to Watson. Sefton Gonzales headed home for Clitheroe from a deep free-kick and Richie Baker drove a shot in from the le...

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