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GARSIDE’S HAPPY TO PLAY PARKWAY ROLE

By Jon Couch

UNITY: Carlo Garside

MIDFIELDER Carlo Garside reckons the standards have been raised at Plymouth Parkway this season – and they’re already producing results on the pitch.
Garside was a surprise omission from Karl Curtis’ starting line-up to face Havant & Waterlooville last Saturday with Ryan Brett preferred in the Parkway midfield for the visit of the Hawks.
But Curtis’ men still rallied to a second win of the season at Bolitho Park to propel them into the Southern Premier South play-off places after four matches.
Curtis is looking to...

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