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Plymouth Parkway 4-0 Salisbury City: Hobbs salutes Palfrey as Parkway shine again

Plymouth Parkway stunned higher league opposition again to come away with a well-deserved victory that included an amazing strike by Billy Palfrey.
Plymouth Parkway

By Gavin Lloyd

PLYMOUTH P 4
Garside 38 (pen), 62, Palfrey 55, Landricombe 88

SALISBURY CITY 0

WOW! Billy Palfrey, centre, celebrates his wonder goal with Jordan Copp and Jack Crago
PICTURE: Gerry Hunt

LEE Hobbs’ Plymouth Parkway stunned higher league opposition again to come away with a well-deserved victory that included an amazing strike by Billy Palfrey.
Parkway were quick out of the blocks and looked to catch Salisbury cold. The first chance of the game fell to Jack Crago, who saw his effort saved by Patrick O’Raherty in the Salisbury goal.
This set the tone for the remainder of the...

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