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Marine joy despite stand-in keeper

HANWELL TOWN 1 SWINDON SUPERMARINE 3
By Malcolm Paice

MARINE renewed their challenge for a play-off place with this hardfought win over the Geordies. The result was all the more praiseworthy considering the fact that the visitors’ goalkeeping emergency saw a midfielder wearing the No.1 shirt.
Hanwell started the better and the stand-in keeper, Bradley Hooper, did well to claw away a deflected Keano Robinson shot early on. Before the 15th-minute mark both Kain Adom and Mat Mackenzie went close.
However, as the half progressed, the visitors got on the ball more and seven minute...

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