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Moore’s boy has tons of talent

Hebburn Town player-boss Daniel Moore has hailed the impact of Hornets captain Amar Purewal after he brought up 100 appearances for the club in last weekend’s dramatic 4-4 draw at Ossett United.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2023

Moore’s boy

By Mark Carruthers

TON UP: Amar Purewal capped his 100th appearance for Hebburn Town with a goal
PICTURE: Alamy

HEBBURN Town player-boss Daniel Moore has hailed the impact of Hornets captain Amar Purewal after he brought up 100 appearances for the club in last weekend’s dramatic 4-4 draw at Ossett United.
The former Darlington and West Auckland Town striker has become a firm favourite since former manager Kevin Bolam brought him to Hebburn Sports Ground in the summer of 2020.
In his first season with the club, the Panjab international helped the Hornets to their first ever promotion int...

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