National League North

Ferriby feel the force of Armson!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 August 2017

By Phil Withers
NORTH FERRIBY U 0
BRACKLEY TOWN 5
BRACKLEY turned on the style as James Armson bagged four goals as they dismantled sorry North Ferriby.
The first-half was reasonably even in terms of possession, but Brackley always looked threatening when they attacked. Glenn Walker was commanding in midfield with Ellis Myles and Adam walker causing problems down the wings.
It was a surprise that it took until the 35th minute for Brackley to go ahead. Shane Byrne’s corner was headed back by James Armson to Luke Graham, who headed home unmarked.
The second-half was almost completely on...

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