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THOMSON SHOOTS DOWN HIS OLD PALS

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By Hal Boxhall-Dockree
HARROGATE TOWN 6 Emmett 6, Kitching 30, Thomson 37, 75, 90, Wright 75
FC UNITED 0

SIX-SHOOTERS: Joe Leesley fist pumps the home supporters after Jack Emmett’s goal
PICTURES: Matt Kirkham

HARROGATE TOWN returned to the top of the National League North with a scintillating victory over shell-shocked FC United of Manchester at The CNG Stadium.
Despite having no fixture for 18 days, there was no sign of Simon Weaver’s side lacking match sharpness as George Thomson’s hat-trick along with goals from Jack Emmett, Liam Kitching and Jake Wright sealed a si...

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