Skipper heads Warrington Town to third successive home win
A WONDERFUL header from skipper Josh Amis earned Warrington Town a third successive home victory as they beat Banbury United 2-1.
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James Gordon
Journalist and sport content specialist, who is also editor of Love Rugby League. Formerly ran the official website of the Carling Cup, as well as operating a digital services business in Warrington.
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