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TOWN BECK IN BUSINESS AS BELSHAW IS THE HERO

TOWN BECK

By Hal Boxhall-Dockree

MARK Beck scored the only goal as Harrogate Town recorded their fourth win from five at a wet and windy CNG Stadium.
Visiting Maidenhead came close to claiming a point when Ryan Upward headed towards goal, only for Town stopper James Belshaw to pull off an outstanding save and ensure his side kept a third consecutive clean sheet.
“We needed Belshaw to be at his best for an unbelievable save in the second half, but other than that we barely conceded any chances.” said Harrogate manager Simon Weaver.
“I thought we were the better team and deserved t...

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