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JACK’S AT THE DOUBLE TO PUNISH SAD STONES

By Thomas Reeves

BOSS Jake Leberl felt it was impossible to pick a Dover Athletic man of the match as they pulled off an upset at home against National League Wealdstone.
Midfielder Jack Bates lit up the tie with two fantastic first-half goals.
But those in Dover’s defence, particularly centre-half Harry Beadle, were equally brilliant on a day to remember.
Leberl said: “What a day for the club! An absolutely brilliant performance and an unbelieva-ble result against a really good Wealdstone start.
We were brilliant from start to finish. There were literally 11 men of ...

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