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GRICE BIDS FAREWELL AS BLUES BLUNDER

GRICE BIDS

NORTHERN PREMIER
By Dave Burnett

LEEK TOWN 2
Weir 36, Onyeka 38

HEBBURN TOWN 2
Adamson 58, Martin 84

ON OUR WAY: Lucas Weir (No. 3) wheels away after scoring the opening goal
PICTURE: Jim Booth

LEEK Town and Hebburn Town faced off for the first time in a match that marked the end of an era for striker Tim Grice.
Grice played his 500th and final game for Leek, bringing a remarkable 13-year spell at the club to a close – a testament to his loyalty that is increasingly rare in football.
Not only did Grice set the record for appearances, but he is also Leek’s al...

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