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CLINICAL: Chertsey Town saw off West Auckland Town in the last round

SATURDAY MARCH 16 KO 3PM
YOU would be hard pressed to find a team tougher to break down in this year’s FA Vase than Chertsey Town.
The defensive instincts of former goalkeeper turned manager Dave Anderson have been demonstrated by the fact that the Curfews have only conceded one goal since the qualifying rounds, which came in their 6-1 demolition of Flackwell Heath back in October.
“It’s been a brilliant journey to have been a part of and some of the performances have been really great to watch,”...

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