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Jimmy’s the man as Town sparkle

By Bryan Hale
STRATFORD TOWN 2
ROYSTON TOWN 0
HAVING reached the final of the Southern League Cup in dramatic fashion with two late goals against Lowestoft in midweek, Stratford consolidated their hold on a play-off spot with a comfortable win.
Having lost Chris Cox in the pre-match warmup, Stratford had to reorganise further at the back when Jamie McAteer, on his return from injury, only lasted eight minutes before limping off.
But they went ahead in the 13th minute when Will Gocott’s corner wasn’t properly dealt with by the Crows defence and Jimmy Fry returned the ball into th...

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