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GARY KEEPS HIS HEAD TO SAVE POOLS VITAL POINT

GARY KEEPS

By Tony Dolbear

TWO well-matched sides shared the points for the third consecutive season at Gander Green Lane but Hartlepool were indebted to a sensational goal-line clearance by Gary Liddle which denied David Ajiboye what would have been a winner with virtually the last kick of the game.
Sutton manager Matt Gray was frustrated afterwards, saying: “It would have been lovely to have been coming in with that last minute winner, as I thought towards the end we looked the likelier side to score.
“It was a good advert for the National League and I thought we were excellent in ...

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