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CURTIS IS THATCH’S ANGELL

By Dan Lewis
A FANTASTIC 25-yard stunner from Curtis Angell helped Thatcham record their first win of the season against Southern League newcomers Willand Rovers.
The hosts started brightly after Zak Westlake nodded home Jack Stanley’s well-timed delivery early on.
Willand endured a frustrating first taste of Southern League football in the first 45 minutes.
And frustrations grew when Angell, leading appearance- maker last season, tackled midway into opposition half before producing a scintillating finish into the top corner from 25 yards to double the Blues’ lead on the stroke ...

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