MAHER SALUTES SHRIMPER ACES
The Non-League Football Paper|August 27, 2023
SOUTHEND United served up a win against Eastleigh – in a match halted by fans throwing tennis balls on to the pitch.
Jason Creasey
MAHER SALUTES SHRIMPER ACES

Fuming Shrimpers supporters stopped the game for four minutes at Roots Hall as they protested against the club’s controversial chairman Ron Martin.

Southend were docked ten points on Wednesday after failing to pay off their debts to HMRC.

And Shrimpers boss Kevin Maher was delighted with how his side responded to their latest setback by seeing off the Spitfires, who sacked Lee Bradbury yesterday.

“To respond and play how we did after the week we’ve had is testament to the players,” said the Blues head coach. “I thought they were first-class tonight. There’s always a doubt but knowing the players and with the chat we had yesterday we know they will always come in and give everything they’ve got.

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