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COMEDY OF ERRORS SEES GRAYS BAFFLED

By David Seaman
GRAYS 1 DEREHAM 6
A QUITE unbelievable afternoon of football unfolded at Parkside.
Grays, unbeaten in seven, succumbed to their heaviest defeat this season thanks to a second-half comedy of errors from Grays who gifted the away side four goals. Rossi Jarvis slammed home before Kieran Bishop levelled.
Dereham went back in front on 37 mins when Stan Muguo was disspossed on half way leaving Ryan Crisp a clear run on goal beating Simmonds.
Within four minutes of the start of the second period Dereham were 4-1 up thanks to Ashley Jarvis and Karol Wengrzik before Ashley Jarvis add...

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