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BLUEBIRDS’ NEW REGIME GETS OFF TO A FLYER

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By Steve Gibbs

BARROW ended a vital week off the pitch with a superb performance which earned a first away win in seven games to send the Bluebirds soaring above their horribly lacklustre opposition.
After seeing his players deservedly take all three points to end a six-game losing streak on the road, manager Ian Evatt paid tribute to both incoming chairman Paul Hornby and his new 3-5-2 formation.
“It’s been a great week for the club,” enthused Evatt. “Everyone’s feeling really positive about where this club is going. I must say a massive thank you to Paul, ...

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