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Seymour struts for Johnson’s Peacocks

TAUNTON TOWN 2 GLOUCESTER C 1
By Ed Colman

BEN Seymour struck late to give Gary Johnson’s Taunton Town a dramatic win over Gloucester City in his first game in charge.
It proved to be a difficult and ultimately frustrating afternoon for Gloucester, who not only conceded an 88th-minute winner, but also ended the contest with just eight men on the pitch after Harry Pinchard, Marcus Day and Elis Watts were all dismissed.
Taunton started brightly and took an early lead after five minutes when Tom Purrington rose highest to nod home from close range and break the deadlock, giving ...

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