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KAM HAS OLD BOYS SINGING THE BLUES

By Chris Sterry
ARLESEY TOWN 1 ASHFORD TOWN 3
KAM English hit a world-class strike to wrap up a comfortable win for Ashford Town.
Ashford scored their first after six minutes through Max Webb, whose shot from the edge of the box crept in.
On 14 minutes, Tangerines defender Romario Jonas was brought down in the box and a penalty was awarded, which was saved by Lewis Elsom only for James Cottee to follow it up for 2-0.
Just before half-time, ex- Arlesey player English volleyed home to put the game out of the hosts’ reach.
In the 89th minute, Nathaniel Fowler smashed a late consolation i...

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