FA Vase

Day to remember for Maher

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2023

SAFFRON WALDEN 3 LONG MELFORD 0
By Joe Lyons

SAFFRON WALDEN TOWN players and management staff were grateful to all the club volunteers, Lee Chapman and his associates, who had worked like Trojans to ensure the Catons Lane pitch was playable for their tie against Long Melford.
It was a special day for boss Jason Maher, who spent his first four years in management at Long Melford.
Maher’s current team were comfortably in charge for long periods, but were indebted to keeper Jarvis Monk who, early in the game, made a great save after a bad back pass had sent Harry Brown clear on ...

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