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JUMPING JACK IS AT THE DOUBLE

CHALFONT ST P 2 ARLESEY 3
By Nicholas Simon
AN unexpectedly entertaining end-of-season encounter went the way of the Bedfordshire side.
It was all-out attack from both sides, with Arlesey’s Jack Vasey the first to score. A rasping shot from the hosts’ Gary Burrell followed shortly after, which flew into the top corner.
Parity only lasted a minute, as an error in defence allowed Kim Forsythe to find the far corner. Vasey added a third before Jake Cass reduced the arrears just after the half-hour mark.
That was the end of the scoring as the second half saw both sides struggle to c...

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