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TAYLOR IS BOBBY TOWN’S DAZZLER!

By Michael Oliver

FARNHAM T 1
Taylor 60

COUNTER: Adam Liddle on the attack for Farnham

ASECOND-half strike from Bobby-Joe Taylor was enough to hand Farnham Town the upper hand in the race for second place.

Berkhamsted enjoyed more of the possession in the first period but were unable to force Michael Eacott in the Farnham goal into action. The closest either came to testing the keeper came shortly after the half-hour mark when a Seb Bowerman cross into the Berkhamsted box was intended for Rhys Murphy who is dragged down from behind by Lewis Rolfe, but the referee waved away the...

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