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TAYLOR’S SCREAMER BOOSTS THE COASTERS

TAYLOR’S SCREAMER

By Brett Lewis
NATIONAL LEAGUE

MANAGERLESS AFC Fylde put an end to a four-game league losing streak with a fine victory at Boreham Wood – and earned the praise of joint caretaker-boss John Hills.
After goals from Andy Taylor and Dan Bradley earned victory, Hills told The NLP: “I couldn’t have asked for more. It was a solid performance by the lads. I’m really proud of them.”
In an encounter between the two previous seasons’ promotion final runners-up, it was the Coasters who came out deserved winners and moved out of the drop zone in the process.
But it...

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