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FROST SUFFERS DEBUT DRAMA!

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Phil Ravitz
ADISASTROUS five-minute spell spoiled
Welwyn GC’s big day as they celebrated opening their new facilities at Herns Way.
Debutant goalkeeper Oscar Frost, called in to replace regular number one Connor Sansom, who was unavailable for this top-of-the-table clash, conceded two penalties in five minutes and earned a red card.
WELWYN GC 1
Impey 47
DIDCOT TOWN 4
James 26 (pen), 32 (pen), Harry 45, 58
Frost knocked over Didcot forwards Connor Barrett and Jenson Wright in quick succession to be sent packing by ref Rob Alderton and WGC were left to pl...

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