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Gibson’s playing his tune!

Altrincham manager Neil Gibson lauded his side’s ability to find a way to win as they eventually saw off ten-man Aldershot Town.

By Alex Thrower

ALTRINCHAM 3
Banks 28, Barlow 82 (pen), Farrell 90+3

ALDERSHOT TOWN 1
Tuma 46
Altrincham manager Neil Gibson lauded his side’s ability to find a way to win as they eventually saw off ten-man Aldershot Town.
Lewis Banks handed the Robins a deserved first-half lead, only for Basil Tuma to draw the Shots level seconds into the restart.
But when Dominic Odusanya brought down Aidan Barlow in the box – earning a red card from referee Martin Woods – Barlow restored the Robins’ advantage before debutant Leo Farrell put the seal on a fifth home win.

“The first 30 minutes saw some...

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