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AYLESBURY 2 ASHFORD T 2

By Garry Groves
■MAX HERBERT fired home in the 87th minute as Ashford twice came from behind to earn a share of the spoils at relegation-haunted Aylesbury.
Both sides will feel that they should have taken maxium points but neither manager can have any complaints.
The game was 21 minutes old when the deadlock was broken, Alex O’Brien scoring for the hosts. But some stern half-time words woke the visitors, who levelled the scores just seconds after the restart when Mark Bitmead netted.
Aylesbury manager and former Ashford player Davis Haule was delighted when Brian Haule scored th...

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