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AMMIES ARE HELD UP ON TOUGH DAY AT THE SHAY

AMMIES ARE

By Kelly Gilchrist

FC HALIFAX TOWN will feel somewhat dejected despite earning a share of the spoils against title hopefuls Salford City.
The Ammies may have had an abundance of attacking talent on show in their first match with a certain David Beckham joining their high-profile board, but they struggled to create any chances of note against a dominant Halifax side.
The point still preserves Salford’s unbeaten start to 2019 but they now trail leaders Leyton Orient by three points.
Salford keeper Chris Neal was forced to deny the home side on several occasions, keeping out efforts f...

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