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FC Halifax Town v Salford City: Town run riot at the Shay



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Published Date: 20 September 2008
FC Halifax Town 7 Salford City 1
Paul Gedman struck twice in a five-goal first half blast as Town completed a comfortable win at the Shay.
Town, who included new signings Scott Phelan and Danny Ellis on the bench, could hardly have made a better start as Kris King fired home from close range inside the opening 60 seconds.
And they doubled their advantage early in the third minute when Gedman finished clinically from 10 yards.
Ashley Stott made it 3-0 with a confident finish after 17 minutes and Gedman bagged his second of the game five minutes later, nodding home from five yards.
Lincoln Adams got in on the act eight minutes before the break when he headed home a Jonathan Smith free kick.
Stott bagged his second of the game - and Town's sixth - two minutes after the break when he turned home a Cavell Coo cross.
Phelan almost marked his debut with a headed goal, but the ball went narrowly wide and Smith almost caught Salford keeper Martin Campbell napping from distance as Town dominated.
Salford bagged an 81st minute consolation when Reece Kelly fired home from a Paul Ennis cross.
But Town had the last word with Nigel Jemson heading home a Smith corner in injury time.



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  • Last Updated: 20 September 2008 4:50 PM
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the exterminator,

20/09/2008 18:04:14
tremendous performance and result. well done town.
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Ginger George,

halifax 20/09/2008 18:26:06
spot on town :-)
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scumbasher,

everywhere 20/09/2008 18:49:57
great game, well worth the entrance fee...7 times over!
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porky brazil,

ripponden 20/09/2008 19:00:18
If we keep producing displays like that nobody will complain what a difference a week makes and a good kick up the backside after the Mossely game yet again one of the best crowds outside the national conference
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Mushy Peas,

20/09/2008 20:04:02
We were great today. Everytime we attacked we looked like scoring. We had over 1000 fans today but the missing 800 from last season need to wake up and smell the Unibond and come on down.
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Bubba,

Halifax 20/09/2008 20:23:07
Supporters of old will return (plus many more) with performances like that.
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the taxman,

halifax 21/09/2008 10:52:42
7-1 the best possible way to answer the people who kick the club while its down and try their best to cause trouble/destabalise the club by writing pointless letters to the courier
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Bubba,

Halifax 21/09/2008 12:19:18
The letter on Friday wasnt that bad.
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nickyg,

Kanahooka 22/09/2008 02:05:39
Go Town..great to see..hope you are getting the taste for it now.......
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nickyg,

Kanahooka 22/09/2008 02:05:48
Go Town..great to see..hope you are getting the taste for it now.......
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