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Taylor ups agony for misfiring Martyrs

MERTHYR TOWN 2 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 3
By Mark Andrews

GLEN Taylor headed a last-gasp winner as Spennymoor recovered from two down to inflict another home defeat on Merthyr.
It was an outcome that felt unlikely when sub Cawley Cox fired into the net from close range for the Martyrs shortly after the interval – adding to Kiban Rai’s lob early in the first half.
“My lads could have folded at that point and felt sorry for themselves but they didn’t,” said Tommy Miller, one of Moors’ interim managers. “Instead, they showed real character and b...

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