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Coalville Town 4-1 Alvechurch: Ravens Shaw know how to bounce back

Luke Shaw hit a double as Coalville Town shook off the first-half rust and turned on the second-half style.

Coalville Town

By Steve Cartwright

COALVILLE TOWN 4
McGlinchey 7, Chambers 52, Shaw 54, 64,

ALVECHURCH 1
Skeen-Hamilton 10

SHAW THING: Luke Shaw was at the double for Coalville; inset, Ashley Chambers scores and celebrates
PICTURE: Chris Simpson

LUKE SHAW hit a double as Coalville Town shook off the first-half rust and turned on the second-half style.
As the old football cliche goes this was a game of two halves with no one predicting the final score at the interval.
Alvechurch were dominant in the first 45 and most in the ground were expecting them to push on in the second half as Coalville had d...

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