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Ricky’s Saints shaking it up with big guns

Ricky Marheineke hopes his St Ives Town starlets can keep shining under the spotlight created by turning over the league’s top three.
Ricky’s Saints

By Andy Mitchell

SAINTS’ SLAYER:St Ives Town boss Ricky Marheineke
PICTURE: Mike Capps

BOSS Ricky Marheineke hopes his St Ives Town starlets can keep shining under the spotlight created by turning over the league’s top three.
The Southern League Premier Central’s form side trounced thirdplaced Mickleover 5-0 on their own patch before seeing off second-placed Needham Market 3-2 on the last Saturday in January.
Then-leaders Redditch United were next on the hit list with Dan Barton and Jonny Edwards stunning the bulk of the 742-strong crowd in a 2-0 win at the Valley Stadium.
The run was ...

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