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JAZZ SPECIAL IS NO CLASSIC BUT VALLEY END ON HIGH

JAZZ SPECIAL

By Tom Scott

JACK OF ALL TRADES: Gresley’s Jack Walsh skips past Lewis Hayden
PICTURE: Garry Griffi ths

THE history books have always been kind to Rugby Town supporters, particularly when it comes to their various FA Vase escapades. It’s something the current crop need no reminding of according to boss Carl Evans who watched his side narrowly overcome a gritty Gresley FC side at the Moat.
“The weight of the club’s history in this competition and in general is always on the players’ shoulders,” Evans said. “We’re a big club, we’ve got ...

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