Marriott and Woking Face Kidderminster
Tuesday, 25th Feb 2014 16:14

On-loan striker Jack Marriott will be looking for his 12th goal for loan club Woking when they visit Kidderminster Harriers in the Skrill Premier this evening.

Marriott scored goal number 11 for the Cards — his second of his current loan spell — in Saturday’s 3-2 victory over Macclesfield.

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Wickets added 16:54 - Feb 25 You cant have done much better then you have at Woking Jack, keep it up.
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bluemikey100 added 17:50 - Feb 25 if you score tnite u comin back to town i make the decisions not mick lol
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