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Rebels yell with Hutch

Dom Hutchinson insists Worthing won’t get ahead of themselves after stunning title favourites Carlisle on their National League debut.

Dom Hutchinson insists Worthing won’t get ahead of themselves after stunning title favourites Carlisle on their National League debut.
By Matthew Nash

WORTH-WHILE! Dom Hutchinson celebrates the win at Carlisle after a Razzaq Coleman De Graft strike, inset left
PICTURE: Richard Parkes

The Rebels celebrated a superb 3-2 victory at Rob Elliot’s side in front of a crowd of 8,394 at Brunton Park last Saturday with summer signing Hutchinson setting them on their way with the equaliser to make it 1-1.
The former Wealdstone forward was also prolific in pre-season as he made an instant impact at...

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