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MATT BADCOCK: Then there were two!

Pitchside at Boreham Wood on Tuesday night, York City manager Stuart Maynard talked about how he expects the National League lead to keep flipping and flopping.

Matt BADCOCK
THE NLP’S EDITOR-AT-LARGE

TOP FORM: Josh Stones wheels away after scoring for York City and, inset, Mani Dieseruvwe takes the plaudits from his Rochdale teammates
PICTURE: Tom Poole/ Ian Morsman

Pitchside at Boreham Wood on Tuesday night, York City manager Stuart Maynard talked about how he expects the National League lead to keep flipping and flopping.
Wood’s 3-2 win over Maynard’s ten-man Minstermen – just their third defeat of the season and first in 24 games – opened the door for Rochdale to return to the summit with a 3-2win over Brackley Town on the same evening. It m...

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