National League

HILL’S JOY AS HOUSE OF CARDS COLLAPSES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2019

By Peter Moore

GARRY HILL saw his Ebbsfleet side grab a late point through Myles Weston on his first return to Woking.
The former Cards’ boss, who led the club to Conference South promotion in 2012, was all smiles at the end after Fleet picked themselves off the canvas and two goals down to comeback.
Despite seeing their lead slip, Woking stay top of the league but boss Alan Dowson was frustrated at the outcome.
He said: “We should have won the game, we missed four sitters and a penalty. If the back four don’t keep clean sheets you don’t win football matches.&rdqu...

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