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RAIDERS RAMS ON THE MOVE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2019

By Bobby Douglas
RUNCORN LINNETS 1 RAMSBOTTOM 2
JAMIE Rainford’s strike midway through the second half settled this encounter and silenced a 428 strong crowd at the Millbank Linnets Stadium.
Atherton Colleries defeat at Radcliffe makes things tight at the top of the table - and points were much prized for these two teams.
In the end Ramsbottom’s win moves them third in the table - two points off top spot - and leapfrogs them over Runcorn in the process too.
How much the visitors will regret this defeat come the end of the season remains to be seen, especially after they took the...

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