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The Seadogs are sunk by a Walker double

AFC TELFORD UNITED 4 SCARBOROUGH ATH 1
By Richard Worton

REMI Walker scored twice to halt the Seadogs’ unbeaten run at ten matches and inflict just a second defeat of the season on Jonathan Greening’s side.
The Bucks’ best first-half efforts were all too close to keeper Ryan Whitley, while the Seadogs’ best chance came courtesy of a hotly-contested decision by referee Scott Henry.
He adjudged Jordan Cranston’s sliding challenge to toe the ball away from Stephen Walker as a back-pass to Josh Gracey, and the Bucks had to hurl bodies into the path of ...

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