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Super Stafford are the head masters…

GRANTHAM TOWN 0 STAFFORD RANGERS 5
By Pat Nixon
FIVE headed goals gave Stafford a comprehensive win at Grantham.
Grantham were the first to show and Chris Salt headed home from a free kick, but the goal was ruled out for offside.
Stafford had a period of pressure which resulted in three corners and from the last one Luke Jones headed home to put Stafford ahead. The visitors went two up on 20 minutes when Thomas Thorley headed home a cross.
Ten minutes later it was three when Theodore Bailey Jones converted a deep cross at the far post.
Grantham began the second half trying to get back into ...

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