National League South

SAFE HANDS WARD HELPS CRUSADERS MARCH ON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 September 2017

By Mike Hall
HUNGERFORD TOWN 2
CONCORD RANGERS 0
IAN HERRING and Jon Boardman made it six points from nine since stepping into the dugout at Hungerford.
The pair have been in charge since Bobby Wilkinson resigned last month before taking over at Wealdstone.
Goals from Louie Soares and Nick Bignall sealed the points after keeper Lewis Ward had saved Concord strike Steve Cawley’s penalty.
Soares had the best chances for the Crusaders early, including a shot that flew just over the bar and James Clark brought out a grea save from Louis Wells.
Concord’s best opportunity came on 38 m...

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