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A ‘BRUTAL’ START FOR ARDLEY AS YORK BOSS

A ‘BRUTAL’

By Matthew Butterworth

YORK CITY 2
Akinyemi 21, De Castro 62

BOREHAM WD 2
Ndlovu 57, 66

NEAL Ardley described his first taste of York City’s LNER Stadium as ‘brutal’ as the Minstermen were twice pegged back to take a share of the spoils against Boreham Wood.
The former Notts County and Solihill Moors chief was unveiled as Michael Morton’s successor on Wednesday and was soon lifted by Dipo Akinyemi’s first-half opener.
Lee Ndlovu hit back for Wood 13 minutes after the restart, only for Quevin De Castro to put York back in front five minutes la...

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