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APPRENTICE ROB TOPS HIS MASTER WOODMAN

APPRENTICE ROB

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 2
Olley 77, Storey 88

BROMLEY 1
Olomola 12
GATESHEAD scored twice late on as the apprentice got the better of the sorcerer in a final day clash between two sides that had already booked their place in the end of season play-offs.
Bromley boss Andy Woodman had been Tynesiders interim manager Rob Elliot’s goalkeeping coach at Newcastle, but it was rookie Elliot who turned the tables on his confidant.
Both sides made a host of changes leaving out some of their big guns, and it showed in a tepid first half in which goalmouth incident was at a premiu...

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