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BRAD FRONTS A REBELS RIOT

By Matt Webb
SLOUGH TOWN 8
DUNSTABLE TOWN 1
SLOUGH scored seven times in the second half at Arbour Park as they overwhelmed strugglers Dunstable Town.
But joint-manager Neil Baker admitted his side received a “rollocking” at halftime after the two sides went in level at 1-1, with the Blues equalising against the run of play through Aaron Hudson, who sent a low shot past keeper Jack Turner on 44 minutes.
The Rebels were ahead on 14 minutes when Brad Wadkins nodded in his first for the club.
Slough missed a number of chances to extend their lead and their sloppiness was punished a...

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