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NO CRISIS FOR FIVE-STAR POPPIES IN A GOAL GLUT

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Solkhon spot-on in win

By Peter Short

ICING ON CAKE: Brett Solkhon celebrates scoring Kettering’s fifth goal from the penalty spot and, right, Rhys Hoenes is brought down for the penalty
PICTURE: Mike Capps

HERE WE GO: Lindon Meikel celebrates the opening goal

CRISIS, what crisis was uttered by several home officials at fulltime, after Kettering completed a thumping victory against Hitchin Town at a very muddy Latimer Park.
Recent shock defeats by Banbury and St Ives have caused concern for many Poppies supporters, but the reintroduction of Brett Solkhon and Rhys Hoenes to...

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