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Bower’s a colossus for Town

By Roy Mitchard

KINGS LANGLEY 0
YATE TOWN 1
FOUR GAMES into the new season and Kings remain without a goal and without a point.
With no sign of their current injury crisis lessening, there were debuts for three new signings as the home side put in an improved overall performance.
But they came up against a well-organised Yate side in which the physical colossus that was Matt Bower dominated proceedings in both midfield and defence.
Yate started the better and hit a post from a free kick after a quarter-of-an- hour.
Kings replied with a tentative lob into the box by Roddy Collins, seei...

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