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GRUBB TRIO SCRUBS OUT HOPE FOR POOR ROW

WESTON-S-MARE 4 HARTLEY WINTNEY 0
By Liam Drury

A DAYLE Grubb hat-trick, along with a James Dodd strike from long range, saw Weston-super-mare see off Hartley Wintney at home in the Optima Stadium.
The Seagulls scored their first when Grubb was brought down just outside the area on the left-hand side. The skipper stepped up to the free-kick and curled his effort round the wall toward Damian Niemczycki’s side, the shot nestling nicely in the corner of the goal.
A second goal followed not long after the half-hour mark when Bastin’s low cross was knocked away by a Hartle...

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