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Tivvy celebrate Ian’s big day in fine style

TIVERTON TOWN 5 WALTON CASUALS 1
By Jay Richardson
ON THE day Tiverton’s ground was renamed after long-term benefactor Ian Moorecroft the team put on a performance to make his day.
Tivvy raced into a 20-second lead when Harry Evans produced a delicious cross for Tom Bath who side footed past Stags keeper Denzel Gerrard.
Nick Hurst then on two minutes danced down the left wing and provided a swirling cross that man again Tom Bath finished with aplomb with his head.
Tivvy pushed forward again and on 38 minutes a free-kick was whipped across the Casuals box for skipper Jamie Price to hea...

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