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BAY USHER IN NEW ERA WITH FLOURISH

COLWYN BAY 5 MOSSLEY 0
By Tim Channon
COLWYN BAY got their new management team, under boss Alan Morgan, off to a flying start with a five-goal romp. The Seagulls were already a goal up through Danny Bartle’s cool finish when Mossley’s Jamie McLellan got a straight red card for appearing to head butt Bay’s keeper Sam Barnes.
Bartle added a second from Jack Hindle’s cross and was denied a first-half hat-trick by Mossley keeper Oliver Martin. Danny Andrews tapped in Bay’s third on 48 minutes from a Louis Barnes cross and then Jack Hindle added two goals in the spa...

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