Northern Premier League

NEW BOSS COOKE TAMES TIGERS FOR FIRST TIME

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 December 2019

By Emil Anderson
ATHERTON COLL 2
HYDE UNITED 1
COLLS beat Hyde United for the first time ever to to go seven games unbeaten.
The game was niggly from the outset and visiting striker Chris Sharp was back in the bath as early as the sixth minute.
He was saw red following an altercation with Gareth Peet on the edge of the Colls box. The unexpected fillip allowed the black’ n’ white stripes to take control of the game and ex-Tigers frontman Danny O’Brien had couple of good chances.
His initial effort went out of the ground while the second was well saved by Sam French.
O’...

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