Southern Leagues

New boys shine in a frustrating draw

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 February 2020

FARNBOROUGH 1 BLACKFIELD & LANGLEY 1

By Andrew McNeill
SPENCER Day had a fi nal rummage down the back of the sofa as the transfer window closed.
But rather than pulling out fl uff, he found enough loose change for a quartet of new signings that appear to be the missing pieces of the jigsaw he’s been working on.
The home debuts for the four, having impressed away in a feisty performance at leaders Truro last weekend, saw each fi nd their form against Blackfi eld & Langley.
The half was a one-way procession of continual barrage on the visitors’ goal, however, profl igacy i...

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