FA Trophy

OFFICIALS DISALLOW TWO GOALS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 November 2018

By Matt Ford
PICKERING TOWN 0
RAMSBOTTOM UTD 0
BOTH Pickering Town and Ramsbottom United remain in the hat for the FA Trophy after playing out a goalless draw at Mill Lane it what was far from a classic.
Ramsbottom shaded the first half in terms of chances as captain Tom Kennedy and Ruben Jerome went close, with both sides now set for a replay on Tuesday night.
But the Pikes will feel aggrieved not to have won it having twice had second-half goals disallowed by the officials.
They huffed and puffed but couldn’t score the all-important goal.
The referee failed to play advantage and ins...

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