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Ford returns to haunt old friends

ST IVES TOWN 2 BANBURY UNITED 1
By Nigel Howlett

THE Puritans brought their unbeaten record to Westwood Road but bargained without their ex-manager Mike Ford, who along with joint manager Ricky Marheineke, ensured that they departed with that record in tatters.
Ives got off to a flying start as left back Camron McWilliams outpaced the visitors defence to get to the bye line before pulling the ball back to Ed Hottor, who unleashed a screamer into the top corner from the edge of the box.
The visitors then proceeded to show why they are at the top of the table as they enjoyed the vast maj...

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