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FEWSTER BOOSTER IN WHITBY COMEBACK

By George Hodgson
BAMBER BRIDGE 1
WHITBY TOWN 3
BAMBER Bridge fell to a home defeat at the hands of Whitby Town, despite taking the lead early on.
Alistair Waddecar fired Brig ahead inside 10 minutes, but a goal just before half-time from Bradley Fewster proved the inspiration for a Whitby comeback.
Adam Gell’s goal handed them the lead, before Fewster added his second and the visitors’ third late on.
Brig started well on a cold and windy afternoon and were rewarded with the opening goal after just five minutes. Matt Dudley swung in a teasing cross from a free-kick and Waddecar ...

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