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U18s Face Charlton

U18s Face Charlton
Friday, 4th Dec 2009 08:00

Town's U18s are in action against Charlton at Playford Road on Saturday morning (KO 11am).

The young Blues are likely to be full of confidence after their 2-0 FA Youth Cup victory at Tranmere on Wednesday.

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haynes_is_a_ledgend added 14:12 - Dec 4 connor wickham bang in two goals and we have won lol
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Back_The_Boss added 22:31 - Dec 4 More than likely.
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