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WALSH SLAMS FIVE IN A ROMP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 March 2026

DIV 1 CENTRAL
MK IRISH 0 THAME UNITED 6
By Eddie O’Neill

LOUIS Walsh scored five as Thame United romped to an emphatic win at Milton Keynes Irish.
The opener was a delightful finish by Walsh past Irish keeper Tom Ladyman after 23 minutes and 15 minutes later Walsh added a second with a nice curling effort.
Walsh’s hat-trick was completed after 40 minutes with a straightforward finish at the back post.
And in first half stoppage time, Daniel West put the ball on a plate for Walsh who wasn’t going to miss with his header at the far post.
Three minutes after th...

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