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RODNEY’S STRIKE PUTS DALE ON THE RIGHT PATH

RODNEY’S STRIKE

By Mark Rooney

ROCHDALE 1
Rodney 38

MAIDENHEAD 0
ROCHDALE made it three wins in a row but Maidenhead left Lancashire feeling they could have got something out of the game.
The home side took the points thanks to a 38th-minute goal from Devante Rodney.
For Ryan Peters, Magpies assistant manager, the result was a source of disappointment.
“Our work rate was superb; the result was not what we wanted but we carved a few chances that we could have got something out of but obviously the difference at the moment is fine details,” he said.
“Obviously, a great dis...

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