National League

WONDER WES IS NOTTS’ SAVIOUR

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2019

COOL HEAD LUKE: Luke James celebrates scoring Hartlepool’s second goal
PICTURE: Shutter Press

By John Brindley
WES THOMAS rescued a point for Notts County with his second successive brace after a battle of two in-form sides appeared to be heading Hartlepool’s way.
Both managers agreed the visitors’ game-plan of pressing Notts in their own half worked a treat as Gavan Holohan and Luke James rocked Meadow Lane with first-half goals.
But Thomas changed the course of the game by chasing a seemingly lost cause just before the break and somehow nicking the ball beyond g...

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