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RAMADAN DOUBLE DELIGHT FOR BLUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2023

DIV 1 NORTH
BURY TOWN 3 GRAYS ATHLETIC 1
By John Alcock

BURY Town took their tally to 13 points from their last five games with another comfortable win.
After a patient start Bury got off the mark when Ollie Canfer won the ball in midfield and set Cemal Ramadan on his way. He squeezed the ball between the near post and the keeper.
Another good attack after 32 minutes from Bury saw Cemal Ramadan again break into the box but a trip sent him down in the box . Luke Brown was on hand to collect the ball and put Bury 2-0 up. After the break the momentum was still with Bury and, after 50 ...

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