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VERNON HITS FIVE IN ROUT

MARKET DRAYTON 2 CLEETHORPES TN 9
NORTHERN S.EAST
By Toby Smith
SCOTT Vernon scored five as Market Drayton’s year ended in miserable fashion with a home hammering at the hands of Cleethorpes Town.
The Gingerbread Men had actually started on the front foot and led through Matthew Ballard.
But their advantage was short-lived, Curtis Bateson and Vernon, twice, scoring to put the visitors 3-1 up after ten minutes.
Josh Oglesby and two more from former professional Vernon saw Cleethorpes hit six before the break while Ballard doubled the hosts’ tally.
Market Drayton held out for 25 m...

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