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HOT SULPHURITES HIT ‘EPIC’ HEIGHTS

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The Football League Paper Team
10 October 2021

By Paul Jameson

HARROGATE TN 6
Muldoon 8, 45, Pattison 14, 30, Diamond 16, Orsi 83 (pen)
Davis 79
SCUNTHORPE U 1

Att: 3,180 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Thomas Bramall 7/10

STAR MAN
ALEX PATTISON Harrogate

DIAMOND GEEZER: Harrogate Town’s Jack Diamond scores the third
PICTURE: Alamy

SIMON Weaver hailed an “epic” and “monumental” first half as his Harrogate team stormed to a record league win against sorry Scunthorpe.
Braces from Jack Muldoon and Alex Pattison, as well as a Jack Diamond strike, saw the Sulphurites lead 5-...

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