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BIRTHDAY BOY ADAM IN PARTY DOUBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

BILLERICAY TOWN 4 Modeste 12, Cunnington 20, 45, Bricknell 35 (pen) HENDON 3 Nathaniel-George 3, 90, Cole 17

By Simon Williams

MODESTY FORBIDDING: Ricky Modeste heads home Billericay’s first goal.

Adam Cunnington celebrates scoring Billericay’s fourth
PICTURE: Nicky Hayes

BILLERICAY: 3-5-2: Julian; Urquart, Konchesky, Ellul; Swaine, Deering, Modeste (Waldren h-t), Evans (Paine 82), Theophanous; Bricknell (Walker 62), Cunnington Subs not used: Chambers, Robinson

HENDON: 4-4-2: Lovelock;
Eggleton, Murphy, Corcoran (Uchechi 75), Bray; Lee, Cole (Ball 87), Deidihou, J...

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