Non-League Paper

RAVENS TOO STRONG AS STONES ARE LEFT BLUNTED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 February 2019

By Machel Hewitt

A BRACE from JJ Hooper was enough for Bromley to record a league double over Kent rivals Maidstone that leaves the Stones ten points adrift from safety with 12 league games remaining.
The result was no more than Bromley deserved as Maidstone started slowly and never recovered.
Ravens manager Neil Smith was delighted with his side’s performance in front of a season-high league attendance of 2,589.
“I thought we were fantastic today,” he said.
“We started off quickly and our tempo was great.
The only frustration was that we only came in at halftime ...

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