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HIGHWAYMEN ARE HELD UP

HIGHWAYMEN ARE

Title-chasers suffer a setback at hands of their struggling hosts

FULL POWER: Sean Taylor of Morpeth fires at goal while, inset top, Joseph Walton tackles Josh Greening, and, bottom, Pickering’s Matty Turnbull battles with Liam Henderson

By Sam Donovan
PICKERING TOWN 1
MORPETH TOWN 1
WHEN your nickname is the Highwaymen you never like to see your title ambitions being held up.
The visitors are fighting for promotion while Pickering are battling too - only their fight is for survival.
However, in biting cold conditions, because of the remnants of Stor m Eric, the hosts went ah...

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