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INGRAM HOLDS HIS NERVE

By David Priestley
COLNE 0 TADCASTER ALBION 0
TADCASTER took a deserved point from this game after playing for the whole of the second half with just ten men.
Colne dominated the first half but could not find a way past Albion keeper Michael Ingham who kept his side in the game with a series of vital saves. He was the undoubted star of the show.
Oliver Crankshaw repeatedly opened up the visitors defence with some great runs but to no avail.
Things looked bleak for Tadcaster when Peter Davidson was sent off for a foul on Gary Stopforth five minutes before half time.
But in the second half Al...

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