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GOLDEN BOY BUCKLEY HAS BEESLEY PURRING

By Steve Wood

FC UNITED 2
Buckley 20, 29

BLYTH SPARTANS 1
Hooper 87

RED ALERT: Jordan Buckley wheels away after firing FC United in front
PICTURE: Lewis McKenna

AIM...FIRE! Jordan Buckley rifles home FC United’s second goal

A FIRST-half brace from Jordan Buckley saw FC United of Manchester claim victory.
The frontman’s double increased his goals tally for the campaign to eight and propelled Mark Beesley’s improving side into the table’s top half for the first time since August.
“His finishing was probably the highlight of the day, ...

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