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TRAWLER BOYS ARE CRUISING!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2023

DIV 1 NORTH
By Terry Lynes

LOWESTOFT TN 5 Hipperson17, 76, Sayer 37 (pen), Johnson 41, Reed 54
BASILDON UTD 1 Ali 52
THE Trawler Boys continue to march relentlessly with a ruthless attacking display. Basildon were the latest to try to halt the run, but ended up the same as those before as Lowestoft made it eight wins on the trot.
As early as the first minute, Basildon keeper George Marsh was called into action holding Sam Johnson’s powerful header. It seemed only a matter of time before the goal would come and it arrived in the 17th minute with Adam Hipperson curling in...

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