Non-League Paper

Linton makes most of muddle

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

STRATFORD T 0
LOWESTOFT T 3
By Bryan Hale
A BEWILDERING week for Stratford which had seen the departure of manager Tommy Wright after only 13 games in charge followed by the arrival of six new signings ended in disappointing fashion as Lowestoft deservedly won their third game of the season.
It only took Lowestoft seven minutes to take the lead when their prolific striker Jake Reed cleverly made space for a shot and lashed the ball past debutant Stratford keeper Harvey White from a tight angle.
Ten minutes later he almost added a second when he brushed past Tom Fishwick only for his shot to...

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