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Spirited Paul Wares it well!

WARE boss Paul Halsey has a dilemma ahead of their play-off final with North Leigh – whether to leave his stopwatch in the changing room again!

Spirited Paul

But he may ditch stopwatch
By Matt Boadcock

WARE v NORTH LEIGH MONDAY, KO 3PM

BRAD ALL OVER! Ware players start the party after goalkeeper Bradley Robinson denies AFC Dunstable from the penalty spot
PICTURE: Mike Capps

WARE boss Paul Halsey has a dilemma ahead of their play-off final with North Leigh – whether to leave his stopwatch in the changing room again!
Halsey decided not to wear his timer for their semi-final win on penalties at AFC Dunstable in midweek so he wasn’t constantly staring at it. And it’s got his superstitious mind wondering.
“It was funny the penalty shoot-out – I’ve...

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