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CASTLE IS IN RUINS AFTER REF DECISION

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Royston manager fuming

By Terry Spracklen

GAME CHANGERS: Callum Powell makes it 2-1 and inset, Steve Castle is sent off
PICTURE: Will Kilpatrick

THERE was drama and ugly scenes in equal measure as Stourbridge scored a late goal at Amblecote to leapfrog Royston and move into third place.
Royston boss Steve Castle felt play should have been stopped for a foul on substitute Jordan Norvell Williams before Stourbridge's Callum Powell took the ball on andfired home a winner with the outside of his boot.
Castle remonstrated with the referee and was eventually sent off, running the gauntlet of t...

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