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ALAN IS THE BLUES’ BOSSMAN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

By Terry Staines
MARLOW 2
HAYES & YEADING UTD 1
A PULSATING game ended in a victory for Marlow that sent them to the top of the league table at the expense of Hayes & Yeading United
For the Blues, Junaid Bell failed to convert a double opportunity in the ninth minute.
But Isaac Osei-Tutu did manage to turn in a Marcus Mealing cross in the 37th minute to give them a deserved lead, one they looked like adding to.
The impetus changed completely after the break with the visitors equalising seven minutes after the restart when Duncan Culley lifted the ball over Simon Grant for a deserved...

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