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Gritty Town deny Rovers

Forest Green coach Jonathan Gould insisted his side dropped two points after high-flying Harrogate Town staged a remarkable second-half comeback to deny Rovers victory in a pulsating lunchtime encounter.

Gould: ‘It’s two points dropped’
By Ash Loveridge

Forest Green coach Jonathan Gould insisted his side dropped two points after high-flying Harrogate Town staged a remarkable second-half comeback to deny Rovers victory in a pulsating lunchtime encounter.
Rovers looked firmly in control after Neil Kengni and Liverpool loanee Kyle Kelly put the hosts 2-0 ahead at the break.
But two goals in the space of five second-half minutes from Lewis Payne and Ellis Taylor turned the game on its head, earning Town a share of the spoils.
Gould, who forms part of a temporary management team alongside Josh B...

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