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HITCHIN ARE JUST ITCHING TO GET GOING!

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By Matt Badcock

MARK BURKE has told his Hitchin Town side to take a leaf out of Leamington’s book and put their play-off heartache behind them.
The Canaries were just minutes away from promotion in the Southern League play-off final before Leamington scored a late penalty.
And a second for the Brakes in extra-time meant another season at Step 3 for Burke’s side.
But the boss is looking at the bright side with a number of big hitters in the division – and he wants to use Leamington for inspiration.
“We really enjoyed the day, it was a great occasion, with a massive...

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