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DAWES IS THE MAN TO END BARDS’ DROUGHT

STRATFORD TN 1 TAMWORTH 0
By Craig Gibbons

AFTER seven hours and 34 minutes without scoring, Stratford Town finally ended their goal drought as Will Dawes’ second-half strike fired them to a victory over Tamworth.
The Bards had not scored since Joe Magunda – now with Nuneaton Borough – found the net in the 1-1 draw at Leiston on December 14, and after the first half ended 0-0, it seemed as though their poor run in front of goal showed no signs of coming to an end.
However, four minutes after the restart that i llusive goal – one that would ultimately decide...

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