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CRAIG IS A GOAL FEEN-D

By Kieran Wellington
SOUTH ROUND-UP
CRAIG Feeney was involved in all four goals as AFC Totton eased to a 4-0 away win at bottom club Barnstaple Town.
Totton opened the scoring after ten minutes when Ben McLean found Feeney out wide and his ball in was clipped home by Alex Haynes.
Feeney then netted a quickfire double, assisted both times by Justin Bennett.
He still had a lot to do for his first but squeezed in from a difficult angle. Bennett’s aerial prowess led to Totton’s third, nodding on to Feeney who couldn’t miss with the goal gaping.
With five minutes to go, Feeney,...

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