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ROOKS LEFT TO SING THE BLUES!

ROOKS LEFT

By Josh Palmer
ISTHMIAN

WIN-WIN: Billy Healey of Wingate & Finchley scores the third goal and celebrates with his team mates, Charlie Edwards of Wingate & Finchley and Brad Santos of Lewes
PICTURE: TGS Photo

WINGATE & Finchley ended their fourgame losing streak in the league with a convincing win over bottom side Lewes.
“It’s nice to get off the mark in the league” said manager Spencer Knight. “We thoroughly deserve it, there’s no doubt about that. But we played better on Wednesday (3-2 defeat at Kingstonian), but that’s just one of t...

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