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WONDER BOYES AT THE DOUBLE

NEW head coach Scott Lindsey believes York City could have unearthed an unlikely goal threat in summer signing Harry Boyes.
By Matthew Richardson

BOYES ZONE: Harry Boyes celebrates his first goal with Alex Newby, right and Joe Felix, left
PICTURES: Tom Poole

The left-wing back netted twice on his Minstermen debut during a home victory over Bristol Rovers, having only scored once for previous club Southend during the whole of last season.
He was joined on the scoresheet by Alex Newby with Clinton Mola and Tommy Leigh replying for the visitors, as York marked their return to the EF...

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