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Bulls stampede through the struggling Spartans

HEREFORD 3 BLY TH SPARTANS 0
By Richard Prime

HEREFORD turned in a solid display to make it seven wins in seven games between the sides. The Bulls led at the interval through Jack Holmes and underlined their superiority in the final ten minutes with strikes from Ryan McLean and James Caton. Keeper Dean Visser, on his club debut, fielded a well-struck drive from Michael Richardson on five minutes. And the keeper did well again midway through the half, racing off his line to block at the feet of Lewis McNall.
Hereford’s opener came when Thierry Latty-Fairweather’s fierce...

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