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SUNDAY IS NO FUNDAY FOR RIVALS

GREAT Yarmouth Town and Haywards Heath Town have both hit out at having to play their rearranged fourth round tie on a Sunday.
The initial tie last Saturday was abandoned due to fog with the score at 1-1, meaning the game will now have to be replayed in full.
As the highest-ranked club, Great Yarmouth’s tenants Gorleston take priority with their Step 4 ‘home’ match against Brantham Athletic getting the Saturday slot at Wellesley Recreation Ground, prompting frustration from the landlords.
At the same time, visitors Haywards Heath say their frustration is compund...

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