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Staffordshire Hoard should return to 'real home' Walsall Advertiser 11 Mar 10 A campaign to see the Staffordshire Hoard return to its "real home" near Brownhills has been kick-started by frustrated residents. Since it was discovered just a mile-and-a-half from Brownhills town centre in July last year, the precious collection of Anglo-Saxon artefacts has gone on public display in both Birmingham and Stoke-on-Trent... ................................................................... Advertiser letter 11 Mar Blocked drains in Aldridge ................................................................... 
Google Streetview comes to Brownhills BrownhillsBob 11 Mar 10 Fiddling with Google Earth this evening, I’ve noticed with some delight that the Streetview feature has been enabled for huge sections of our local area. For anyone intrinsically nosey, like me, this is set to provide hours of amusement... ................................................................... 
Cherry picker gets to work at Barr Beacon memorial Walsall Council 10 Mar 10 A detailed inspection will be carried out on the roof and timbers of Barr Beacon’s vandalised war memorial later this week. Copper was stolen off the roof of the stone structure which lies on a 240-acre site off Beacon Road, Aldridge, and the inspection is key to future decisions on repair work... ................................................................... 
Candidate questions Pelsall health centre plans Adam Lumley The YamYam 9 Mar 10 A recently selected Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Aldridge Brownhills has wasted no time in taking an interest in local issues and has commented on projects in Pelsall and Aldridge... ..................................................................... 
Hoard would do wonders for Walsall Richard Worrall, Letters Walsall Advertiser 8 Mar 10 It seems extraordinary that it is only now that the council breaks its months-long silence about the amazing hoard unearthed just yards from the borough boundary, a mile from Brownhills and only six miles from the New Art Gallery, which might provide it with a permanent home... .................................................................... 
Canal water pledge on work at Chasewater Express & Star 5 Mar 10 British Waterways is reassuring boaters, event organisers and waterside businesses that it is taking action to keep up water levels in local canals to make up for the loss of the feed from Chasewater... Chasewater Dam 5 Mar Fish rescue gets underway .................................................................... 
Bomb experts called out to Chasewater for a third time Justine Halifax B’ham Mail 4 Mar 10 Army bomb disposal experts were called out to a Chasewater reservoir for a third time after bombs believed to date from the Second World War were discovered. Staffordshire Police has received three separate calls reporting suspected explosive devices in Chasewater Country Park’s reservoir, near Burntwood, in the last fortnight as work to drain the 200-year-old dam continues... .................................................................... 
Cannabis mansion raided in Little Aston B’ham Post 3 Mar 10 Police have raided a gated mansion used as a cannabis factory in Little Aston during an operation which netted drugs worth £250,000. Officers stormed into the seven-bedroom property on the private Roman Road where house prices top £1 million... E&S 3 Mar Drugs factory found pictures .................................................................... 
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M6 Toll price rises take effect BBC News 1 Mar 10 Higher charges on the M6 Toll motorway have come into force following a decision to increase prices for the sixth time in seven years... .................................................................... 
Walsall Wood murder victim’s grave fight to start in weeks Chris Henwood B’ham Mail 27 Feb 10 The legal fight for a grave where murdered bricklayer Danny Hastelow was mistakenly buried is to take place next month. Danny, from Walsall Wood, was stabbed to death in a Spanish apartment after celebrating his 26th birthday in January 2008. But after a long battle to bring his killer to justice and repatriate Mr Hastelow’s body, the heartbreak of his family was extended when he was buried in the wrong grave at St John’s Church last November... .................................................................... 
Staffordshire Hoard campaign funds reach £1million William Oliphant B’ham Mail 27 Feb 10 The campaign to save the Staffordshire Hoard for the Midlands has smashed through the £1 million barrier. The amazing total includes £500,000 from the public. The Art Fund is trying to return the Staffordshire Hoard to the West Midlands. The campaign is in its seventh week and is nearly a third of the way to the £3.3 million target needed to ensure the collection stays in our region... Advertiser 27 Feb Walsall Council defends decision .................................................................... 
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Arsonists guilty of destroying Aldridge mansion Express & Star 26 Feb 10 Two arsonists have admitted sparking a fire that destroyed a £1.8 million mansion. The Serious Organised Crime squad had confiscated the house under the Proceeds of Crime Act and issued a press release about selling it off just a week before the arson attack.... .................................................................... 
Great Barr burglars steal £20k & eat chocolates Steve Bradley B’ham Mail 26 Feb 10 A furious Great Barr mum has told how callous burglars stole £20,000 worth of goods from her house – and even ate her son’s Advent chocolates... .................................................................... 
Rushall dad finds Chasewater bomb Walsall Advertiser 25 Feb 10 A family stroll around a Chasewater Reservoir exploded into life after a Rushall father-of-two discovered what was believed to be Second World War bomb in the reservoir bed. The object had become visible due to Chasewater currently being drained of water in preparation for works due to take place later this year... .................................................................... 
Smuggled cigarettes seized in Aldridge Chris Henwood B’ham Mail 25 Feb 10 More than 400,000 smuggled cigarettes have been seized from an industrial unit in Aldridge in a raid by officers from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). They also confiscated two commercial vehicles... E&S 25 Feb 10 Police seize smuggled cigarettes .................................................................... 
Pleck & Walsall Wood celebrate 100th birthdays Walsall Advertiser 25 Feb 10 Two 100-year-olds from Walsall have been celebrating this week after receiving messages from the Queen. Elsie Roe, originally from Walsall Wood, and Edith Pedley, who lived in Pleck, both marked the milestone with family and friends... ..................................................................... 
Walsall's Erin O'Connor uses her loaf for British Fashion ‘Wheat’ Mercury 24 Feb 10 Brownhills Supermodel Erin O’Connor has teamed up with Hovis to help keep models looking good, feeling good and eating healthy. The model who founded The Model Sanctuary, an oasis for models away from the catwalk, is supporting the trend and has worked with Hovis to devise a ‘British Fashion Wheat’ sandwich using bread made from flour milled from 100% British Wheat which will be on offer to models at the secret location... Hovis Home .................................................................... 
Walsall Wood crucifixion protest halts traffic The YamYam 23 Feb 10 Lichfield Road in Walsall Wood was closed during the morning rush hour today due to what is believed to be a bizarre protest outside a GP surgery... .................................................................... 
Walsall not fit to house the Hoard Adam Lumley The YamYam 23 Feb 10 Walsall Council has finally issued a statement regarding The New Art Gallery as a possible home for the Staffordshire Hoard. Council Leader Mike Bird has described the suggestion as “irresponsible and misleading to members of the public”... Beacon Radio 23 Feb 10 Dudley Museum would be ‘delighted’ to display the Hoard .................................................................... 
Low water levels threaten Black Country canal festival BBC News 23 Feb 10 Organisers of the Black Country Boating Festival are in talks with British Waterways about the event's future. Chasewater Reservoir, near Brownhills, is being drained for maintenance, which will reduce the water in the canal system... .................................................................... 
Man charged with attempted Brownhills murder BBC News 22 Feb 10 A 42-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after a man was found with serious head wounds outside a pub in Brownhills. The 44-year-old remains in a critical condition in hospital whilst a 42-year-old man, from Walsall, is due to appear before Walsall magistrates later... .................................................................... 
Staffordshire Hoard fund tops £825k Edward Chadwick B’ham Mail 20 Feb 10 The fund to keep the Staffordshire Hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold in the region has hit £825,000. The charity Art Fund made the announcement as the Prince of Wales became the first royal to handle the treasure in 1,300 years. City leaders who are part of a bid to put the 1,800 artefacts on permanent show across the West Midlands say they are confident of raising a total of £3.3 million in two months... E&S 20 Feb 10 Prince handles hoard of gold .................................................................... 
Asbestos closes Oak Park Leisure Centre Adam Lumley The YamYam 19 Feb 10 Both swimming pools at a popular council run leisure centre in Walsall Wood will close on Monday following the discovery of materials containing asbestos in the boiler room... .................................................................... News Mere Green staff terrified by masked shop raiders Sutton Observer 19 Feb 10 Staff at Somerfield supermarket in Mere Green were threatened and had their mobile phones stolen when five masked men forced their way into the store... .................................................................... 
Pelsall scouts jet off to world jamboree in Sweden Chris Henwood B’ham Mail 19 Feb 10 Three Midland teenagers will be heading off to the World Scout Jamboree in Sweden next year having been picked from hundreds of youngsters from across the West Midlands... .................................................................... 
Walsall fury over Staffordshire Hoard Walsall Advertiser 18 Feb 10 A famous find of Anglo-Saxon gold and artefacts will not go on display in Walsall because the borough's local authority and museums are "not qualified to acquire" the items. The Staffordshire Hoard was unearthed just yards from the Walsall Council boundary at Barracks Lane last year, with the nearest settlement to the find being Brownhills - but Walsall is set to miss out on housing any of the treasure... .................................................................... News Great Barr bomb hoaxers jailed Express & Star 18 Feb 10 Two hoaxers who sparked a terror alert and the evacuation of householders when they left a bogus bomb in an alleyway in Great Barr last October have been jailed... ..................................................................... Top of page ..................................................................... |
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Princess Anne visit to Aldridge is cancelled Express & Star 18 Feb 10 Princess Anne has cancelled her visit to RMD Kwikform UK in Aldridge blaming “adverse weather conditions”... ..................................................................... 
Only two traders at Brownhills market, again Express & Star 15 Feb 10 The future is looking bleak for trouble-hit Brownhills Market after just two traders turned up for the second weekend running. Walsall Council bosses have promised to push for more stallholders to show up at the Silver Street site, where Tuesday markets have already been axed... ..................................................................... 
Second Aldridge supermarket could close some local businesses The YamYam 28 Jan 10 Proposals to turn a former bingo hall in Aldridge into a new supermarket have led to fears that local shopkeepers could be forced to move out. Property developers Dorchester Land snapped up the Anchor Road site after Gala Bingo closed in August and new owner John Phillips has said that the building is likely to be converted for retail use... ..................................................................... Brownhills Bob 28 Jan Tesco plans in Brownhills .................................................................... 
Supermarket sweep BrownhillsBob 21 Jan 10 It has become evident over the last few months that some shuffling of position has been going on over the retail future of Brownhills town centre. There have been a couple of articles in the local press about how Tesco were hoping to submit revised plans for their apparently utopian new retail facility, but nothing substantial... YamYam 20 Jan Opposition to Bloxwich supermarket YamYam 18 Jan Brownhills Tuesday market axed .................................................................... 
Workers stunned by Burntwood firm collapse Express & Star 5 Jan 10 A plastics company in Burntwood is believed to have gone into administration, with the loss of 35 jobs. Hytec Plastic Mouldings is understood to have collapsed before Christmas, with all staff made redundant... Hytec Plastic Mouldings Home .................................................................... 
Easy Fit is open again Express & Star 4 Jan 10 A debt-ridden conservatory firm which was saved when a company bought it as it went into administration opened its doors in Walsall again on Monday. Easy Fit, in West Bromwich Road, was taken over by Indigo Products, based in Brickyard Road, Aldridge, in mid-December, a week after Easy Fit went into administration and left 34 staff members redundant... .................................................................... 
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Aldridge quarry lorry misery continues Adam Lumley The YamYam 26 Dec 09 Up to 200 heavy lorries a day will continue to rumble past homes in a residential area of Aldridge despite government planning permission to build a new road to divert trucks away from the houses... .................................................................... 
GKN to cut jobs at plant B'ham Post 17 Dec 09 Engineering group GKN is cutting jobs in Birmingham while reassuring investors that trade in the automotive and aerospace sectors is recovering... B'ham Post 16 Dec GKN expects profits of up to £80m .................................................................... 
Dodgy traders under spotlight in markets Express & Star 20 Nov 09 Surveillance will be introduced to target dishonest stallholders at markets in Walsall as part of the borough’s crackdown on rogue traders... Advertiser 17 Nov You are being watched! ..................................................................... 
Drinkers get early taste of Staffordshire Hoard ale Lichfield Blog 17 Nov 09 Chasetown drinkers will soon be able to toast the Staffordshire Hoard thanks to the arrival of a new celebratory ale. Brewed by Brownhills firm the Backyard Brewhouse, the creation of the new golden ale has been given a helping hand by Staffordshire County Council... The Backyard Brewhouse Home ..................................................................... 
Walsall Council launches Brownhills ‘Shop Local’ Initiative BrownhillsBob 13 Nov 09 Fresh from the steaming keyboards of Walsall Council’s press office, I’ve had this press release mailed to me and I thought I’d run it here. We really need to support our town, and the concept does make a lot of sense... ..................................................................... 
200 train stations to get £3.5bn upgrade Express & Star 13 Nov 09 More than 200 train stations across the West Midlands will be upgraded as part of a £3.35 billion programme. Passengers boarding trains at Walsall, Aldridge and Bloxwich will enjoy improved facilities... ..................................................................... 
Aldridge mail firm on the up thanks to post strike Express & Star 07 Nov 09 Send Marketing an Aldridge based private mail company is snapping up scores of business customers from strike-hit Royal Mail – and most say they won’t be going back... Send Marketing Home ..................................................................... 
Aldridge Shaylor Group sales up 32% John Cranage B'ham Post 6 Oct 09 Aldridge building contractor Shaylor Group has produced a recession-beating set of annual figures after winning a tranche of contracts covering both private and public sector projects... Shaylor Group Home ..................................................................... 
Sale of popular Brownhills garden centre creates new jobs The YamYam 1 Oct 09 The future of a much-loved family-run garden centre has been secured following its sale to a Burntwood landscaping business... .................................................................... Top of page ....................................................................
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Deerly beloved at Chasewater BrownhillsBob 9 Mar 10 A week ago, Brownhills Blog contributor, fellow Panoramio fan and top local history operative [Howmuch] went for a ride round Chasewater on a quiet Monday, armed as ever with his camera... .................................................................... 
Our own personal Jesus The Plastic Hippo 24 Feb 10 Not a lot seems to happen in Walsall Wood, but when it does, it kicks off big time. The strange event in Lichfield Road on Tuesday morning has sent ripples across the internet and other media that could give us a new definition of care in the community... .................................................................... 
You can’t polish a turd BrownhillsBob 23 Feb 10 Ravens Court, the very nearly empty shopping precinct in the centre of Brownhills, is symbolic of the state of our town; once bustling and the focus of a community, the precinct now mainly plays host to bored, spaced gangs of teens, a publicised cottage and piles of urban detritus that are probably best not probed too closely... YamYam 9 Feb 10 “Naff all” for sale in “ghost town” Brownhills .................................................................... 
Ethelred the Unready found safe and well in Walsall The Plastic Hippo 23 Feb 10 The discovery of the Staffordshire Hoard in a muddy field near Burntwood has had a seismic effect in the world of archaeology and has led to claims that the history of the middle ages may have to be reconsidered. The response from Walsall Council to this remarkable and profoundly important find also needs some consideration... YamYam 23 Feb Walsall not fit to house the Hoard .................................................................... 
Chasewater – the only victim seems to be the truth BrownhillsBob 22 Jan 10 Chasewater, the dam, the dead fish. It’s all going a bit mad right now... Mercury 22 Jan 10 Fish dead at Chasewater .................................................................... 
Surge Domine Et Dissipentur Inimici Tui Et Fugiant Qui Oderunt Te A Facie Tua Danny Smith Birmingham: It’s Not Shit 18 Jan 10 Anglo-Saxon England was a horrible violent place with different kings and fiefdoms slaughtering for land, old gods and gold. Buried treasure is not just storybook fantasy but a possibility if you plough deep enough. The world is slipping into fiction; trust me it’ll be mermaids next... .................................................................... 
Aldridge's Drew McOnie in finals of 'So You Think You Can Dance' Roz Laws B'ham Mail 9 Jan 10 At the age of nine, Drew McOnie melted hearts when he played the little boy in the hit stage production of The Snowman. Now he wants to warm up our Saturday nights by starring in the new high-energy BBC1 series So You Think You Can Dance. Drew, 24, is one of the final 14 dancers whittled down from thousands who applied for the contest. The live shows start tonight, with the finalists trying to impress judges Nigel Lythgoe and Arlene Phillips and win viewers’ votes... .................................................................... 
Mapping the past – now for something completely different BrownhillsBob 5 Jan 10 I’ve been fiddling for some time now with digital maps. I’ve always loved their paper forebears; a map is a promise, a portent of future exploration, a pointer to places and journeys yet to be experienced. When I open a map, it takes me right back to my childhood... .................................................................... Top of page .................................................................... |
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YamYam 13 Mar Local football fixtures & results ..................................................................... 
Great Barr shooter Ryan is aiming for 2012 Sutton Observer 8 Mar 10 A shooting star from Great Barr has been selected to compete for the GB team this month in the next stage of his quest to be picked for the 2012 Paralympics. Ryan Cockbill, from Ravenhurst Drive, will be heading to Poland at the end of March to take part in an international target shooting tournament which he hopes will promote his chances of heading to the 2012 games in London... ..................................................................... 
Walsall Museum celebrates Pelsall karting champion Walsall Council 8 Mar 10 A small display at Walsall Museum during March and April 2010 celebrates the achievements of Walsall’s Karting Champion, Roy Johnson... .................................................................... Football Pics line up bid for Solihull Moors youngster Colin Stoner B’ham Mail 6 Mar 10 Rushall Olympic have made a move for Solihull Moors prospect Marvin Johnson to help provide a fresh spark to their flickering play-off push... .................................................................... Football New faces for promotion-chasing Scholars Colin Stoner B’ham Mail 6 Mar 10 Chasetown have recruited two new faces, Ben Jevons and Richard Wooley, and promoted two youth teamers to keep their squad up to strength for their assault for a double... .................................................................... 
Bloxwich United 2 Chasetown FC 1 Dave Goddard Chasetown FC 5 Mar 10 Walsall Senior Cup The Scholars’ exit from the Walsall Senior Cup at the quarter-final stage on Thursday night saw them dominated by Bloxwich United for almost all of the 90 minutes. Bloxwich took the lead after only five minutes when Ahmed Obeng beat the Scholars defence. Bloxwich manager Mike Moseley had clearly studied Chasetown’s approach as his men had all angles and possible dangers covered... .................................................................... 
Rushall Olympic 3 Darlaston 0 Steve Stuart Rushall Olympic FC 5 Mar 10 Walsall Senior Cup Rushall Olympic overcame a committed Darlaston side thanks to a Danny Edmond hat-trick. The match, having once been postponed previously due to a waterlogged pitch, was once more under threat due to an unresponsive pair of floodlights which caused the game to be delayed for around 20 minutes, the Pics however started brightly in the gloom whilst the lights warmed up... .................................................................... 
Walsall Wood 3 Dosthill Colts 3 Walsall Advertiser 4 Mar 10 Classic game of two halves Midland Combination Premier Division The 'game of two halves' cliche has never been as apt as it was at Oak Park on Tuesday as Wood fought out an entertaining draw. Wood dominated the first half and took the lead on 10 minutes as Huseyin Torgut was upended just outside the box and Brett Larkins nodded home Rob Cadman's pinpoint free-kick from six yards... .................................................................... 
Century of bowling at popular Walsall club Express & Star 1 Mar 10 For Claude Tomlinson, there are a few things that have kept his bowling club running for 100 years – trust, good beer and, most importantly, no women. Lichfield Road Bowling Club started in 1910 with almost 50 members, all of them men... .................................................................... 
Lincoln run rings around Olympic Darren Stockall Non League News 27 Feb 10 Rushall Olympic 1 Lincoln Utd 4 Unibond First Division South Poor defending gifted 19th placed Lincoln United all three points at Dales Lane as Rushall Olympic slumped to a dire home defeat after shipping three confidence sapping second half goals without response... ....................................................................  
Chasetown get the job done Dave Goddard Non League News 27 Feb 10 Willenhall Town 0 Chasetown 1 Unibond First Division South It may not have been the demolition job that some had envisaged, but Chasetown did what was needed to take all three points at a wet Willenhall Town on Saturday... .................................................................... 
Rushall Olympic in talks with Chasetown striker Gary Hay Colin Stoner B’ham Mail 27 Feb 10 Rushall Olympic boss Neil Kitching is preparing for a footballing D-Day to learn whether he will be able to sign Gary Hay - and whether he will lose Gary Moran... .................................................................... 
More twists and turns in Chasetown's promotion push Colin Stoner B’ham Mail 27 Feb 10 Chasetown manager Charlie Blakemore predicted ‘plenty more twists and turns’ before the battle for the UniBond One South title is decided. Back-to-back draws have nudged Chasetown off top spot and into fifth spot, but they head into today’s clash at Willenhall Town lying ten points off pacesetters Mickleover Sports, who have played two more games... .................................................................... 
Walters makes London target Walsall Advertiser 18 Feb 10 Aldridge’s Debbie Walters produced a remarkable performance to win the women's race at the Watford Half-Marathon, despite very cold but dry conditions last weekend. The Birchfield running star was competing in the event as a stepping-stone towards achieving the qualifying time for the elite start at the London Marathon... .................................................................... 
Aldridge dominate but fail to take chances Walsall Advertiser 18 Feb 10 Midlands Five West North Aldridge RFC 16 Hanford 12 Aldridge gained revenge for an earlier defeat to Hanford this season – when they were well beaten 24-7 – by claiming victory in the reverse fixture... .................................................................... 
Walsall Wood bounce back well from their mauling Walsall Advertiser 18 Feb 10 Midland Combination Premier Division Brocton 1 Walsall Wood 1 Wood regained some pride after a midweek hammering at Heather St John's. Boss Rob Masefield was absent for the 9-1 mauling at Heather due to work commitments but still termed it the worst performance of his reign... .................................................................... 
Mistakes cost Pelsall Villa the game Walsall Advertiser 18 Feb 10 Midland Combination Premier Heather St John's 4 Pelsall Villa 0 Villa frustrated the leaders for 53 minutes on Saturday only for three mistakes to cost them, writes Bill Shaw. Pelsall had the first strike on goal after 15 minutes, but Ansel Gayle dragged his shot wide... .................................................................... 
Streetly win with penalty shoot-out Wirral Globe 15 Feb 10 (scroll down) Neston travelled to West Midlands League leaders, Steetly, in the National Vase on Sunday and with the sides locked at 2-2, a penalty shoot out decided the game... .................................................................... 
Error proves costly as Pics slip to defeat Darren Stockall Rushall Olympic 14 Feb 10 UniBond First Division South Carlton Town 1 Rushall Olympic 0 A fatal error by Rushall Olympic ‘keeper Chris Gemmell 17 minutes from full time gifted Carlton Town all three points at the Bill Stokeld Stadium... .................................................................... 
Scholars denied at death Dave Goddard Chasetown FC 14 Feb 10 Unibond First Division South Chasetown 2 Lincoln Utd 2 Lincoln United's 95th-minute equaliser denied Chasetown all three points after Danny Smith and Duncan Horler had put the Scholars 2-0 up at the break... .................................................................... 
Midland Combination round-up Chris Vaughan Mercury 14 Feb 10 Heather St John trounced Pelsall 4-0 at home whilst Walsall Wood were reduced to ten men early on at Brocton, where they drew 1-1... .................................................................... 
Rushall Olympic snap up striker Tom Ward Colin Stoner B’ham Mail 13 Feb 10 News signing Tom Ward will have to wait another fortnight to make his Rushall Olympic debut – but he has already been given the seal of approval from his new team-mates. Pics boss Neil Kitching says he is “over the moon” at the capture of the centre-forward from Market Drayton Town... .................................................................... 
Chris Slater on how the FA Cup has made Chasetown B’ham Mail 13 Feb 10 Chris Slater has no doubt that the FA Cup has been the making of Chasetown – and he should know... .................................................................... 
Brownhills quartet are a smash hit on the badminton court Walsall Advertiser 11 Feb 10 Brownhills Community Technology College has beaten off fierce competition from four local rivals to win the third annual coveted Walsall Schools Badminton Tournament... Brownhills Community Technology College Home .................................................................... 
Pelsall Villa 2 Bartley Green 5 Walsall Advertiser 11 Feb 10 Midland Combination Premier Division A decimated Villa side were soundly beaten by a Rhys Morgan-inspired Bartley Green on Saturday. It took the visitors just seven minutes to take the lead as Keith Draper's long ball fell to Morgan who took the ball in his stride and calmly slotted the ball into the net... ..................................................................... Top of page ..................................................................... |
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