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HAULE’S ORDERS: FINISH ON HIGH!

AYLESBURY 5 FLEET TOWN 0
By Jools Thomas
AYLESBURY drew the curtain on their season with an emphatic win.
With the team safe from relegation, the temptation could have been to treat it as a stroll, but with Davis Haule as boss this would not be allowed to happen.
They made a perfect start with a goal in the first minute when Alex O’Brien played in Aston Goss.
O’Brien grabbed the second on 11 minutes.
Keeper Ryan Pryce did not reappear in the second half and midfielder Brett Stanley appeared between the sticks.
Ty Deacon scored the goal of the game, before a Davis Haule spot-kick...

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