Non-League Paper

Row show Hart to pile on the woe

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2020

HARTLEY WINTNEY 2
DORCHESTER TOWN 0
By Terry Spracklen
A GOAL in each half earned maximum points for the Row leaving, struggling Dorchester Town rooted to the bottom of the table. Not even the inclusion of newly- signed former Brechin City striker Emile NGoy could reverse the Magpies fortunes.
Following an early Joseph Grant header, Adam Cornell had a shot pushed over by Dorchester keeper Shane Murphy. Sean Wright clipped the post for Dorchester following a foul on Tom Bath. Mitchell Parker also shaved the upright for the Row after a good run and cross shot. The Magpies failed to take advan...

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