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OLD MOB BACK TO CONSIGN ATHLETIC

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By Trevor Gilbert
BARKING 3
GRAYS ATHLETIC 1
A CONVINCING first win for Barking ensured that Grays continued to suffer in the week they exited from the FA Cup.
Grays opened the scoring after a lacklustre opening, Lamar Johnson’s long throw falling to Suley Zuhd to cut in and finish.
Just 13 minutes later, Grays were pegged back as Barking striker Jay Knight skipped past Perry Dunn and fired in against his old side.
Barking didn’t waste any time in taking the lead either, Theo Ola bending in a brilliant free-kick from 20 yards.
Barking continued to dominate in the second half and...

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