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WALTON PLAY-OFF DREAMS STUTTER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 April 2018

By Mike Green
THAMESMEAD TOWN 2
WALTON CASUALS 1
FOR THE second time this week, Thamesmead came from behind to inflict defeat on a side chasing the play-offs.
But whilst Tuesday’s 2-1 win at Greenwich was just a blip for the home side, this win over the Casuals leaves Anthony Gale’s side probably needing favours if they are to now progress into post-season.
The Casuals boss would have been happy at the break as his side led – Josh Kelly finishing smartly after only 12 minutes.
But Tommy Warrilow’s half-time talk worked for the home side who levelled through Joe Denny...

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