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FOUR-MOST PEACOCKS PUT ON A SUPER SHOW

By Malcolm Paice

HANWELL TOWN 0
TAUNTON TOWN 4
TAUNTON Town, strengthened by new signings and players returning from injury, ran out comfortable winners at Hanwell.
The start could not have been worse for Hanwell with the nippy Ben Seymour latching on to Niall Thompson’s through ball to fire home from an acute angle before the minute mark.
Just three minutes later it was almost two, but Hanwell keeper Sam Beasant did well to deny Seymour a quick repeat.
To their credit Hanwell fought back strongly with Frankie Phillips denying Joe Wilson when he looked certain to level eigh...

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