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GREENE IS DELIGHTED AS LAMBS GROW UP

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Depleted Tamworth battle on for a point

By Paul Jenkins

MILLS AND BOOM! Greg Mills heads Stourbridge into the lead and before Tamworth’s Cameron Johnson scores, inset top and celebrates, below
PICTURE: Will Kilpatrick

TAMWORTH boss Dennis Greene was pleased with a point for his depleted side who had four players, out at second-placed Stourbridge.
The Lambs were forced into changes, with youth prospect Fortune Maphosa starting, along with strikerturned- defender Zak Lilly, who had joined the day before from AFC Telford.
Greene said: “It was a good performance overall ...

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