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U18s Draw at Millwall

U18s Draw at Millwall
Saturday, 10th Nov 2012 20:20

Striker Jack Marriott was on target again as Town's U18s drew 1-1 at Millwall earlier this afternoon.

Second-year scholar Marriott, from Kettering, netted a hat-trick in last week's 6-2 victory over Swansea, his third triple for the U18s or the U21s this season.

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ITFCMonk added 21:41 - Nov 10 GET THIS MARRIOTT IN THE FIRST TEAM NOW!!!
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Dennyx4 added 21:52 - Nov 10 Scoring for fun, well done Jack - hopefully see you in the first team squad by the end of the season
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Bluetone added 23:14 - Nov 10 This lad could be better than Darren Bent, Jordan Rhodes or Connor Wickham. Early days and I did say could be.
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algarvefan added 23:50 - Nov 10 Don't think you'll find Marriott is registered as a squad player yet, he's a second year scholar.
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Rjitfc added 13:36 - Nov 11 He doesnt need to be registered as hes under 21. He at least deserves a place on the bench. Would prefer to see him than Chopra
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