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PAXMAN LEAVES IT LATE FOR THE RAMS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
RAMSGATE 2 Green 85, Paxman 90+7 CRAY VALLEY 2 Lisbie 41, Parker 55
By Andy Mason

CRUNCH: Ramsgate celebrate getting back into the game
PICTURES: Matt Bristow

RAMSGATE rescued a late point in the battle of the Isthmian South East’s top two.
The scene was set as the leading sides, separated only by goal difference, went into battle. Between them, there have been 190 goals scored this season, with the Rams’ Joe Taylor leading the way with a remarkable haul of 38 league goals.
The largest crowd in the Isthmian South East were thoroughly entertained wit...

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