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IT’S DOUBLE TROUBLE AS COLES GETS BRACE

By Andrew McNeill
FARNBOROUGH 2
DORCHESTER TOWN 2
DORCHESTER arrived with a new manager at the helm hoping for the traditional ‘bounce’ a change at the top brings.
A mere seven minutes into the game though it didn’t look good for the visitors. After already squandering a couple of chances, Farnborough finished-off a slick passing move with Perry Coles’ tap-in.
This early lead against one of the league’s floundering teams saw Farnborough arrogantly sit back and allow the Magpies to peck away at them.
Dorchester soon spotted glitter amongst the grime and pillaged...

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