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PARSONS MARKS CENTURY IN STYLE

SWINDON SUPERMARINE 4 CINDERFORD TOWN 0

By Nick Taylor
JOSH Parsons’ 100th goal for Swindon Supermarine kept them firmly in the Southern League play-off hunt.
The Marine striker notched twice in the second half as Dave Webb’s men put Cinderford Town to the sword, with Joe Selman influential in setting up both of his efforts.
Parsons’ two goals preceded a long-range screamer from winger Bradley Gray, who marked his first appearance since rejoining the hosts from Evesham United in spectacular style.
In the first half, Aaron Woodley had opened the scoring with a left-footed s...

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