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BOBCATS CURSING AS RAIN STOPS IT

BOBCATS CURSING

WESTERN LEAGUE
By Tim Clarke

STUCK IN THE MUD: Bradford Town’s Gary Higdon celebrates his second goal with Dean Griffi ths Inset top: Wellington goal keeper Tom Welch saves a penalty and safely grabs the ball before the abandoment, inset bottom
PICTURE: Gerry Hunt

Higdon’s brace goes
TITLE-CHASING Bradford Town were left cursing the weather after their match at lowly Wellington was abandoned with just 20 minutes left on the clock and the visitors leading 3-0.
A brace from Gary Higdon and Charlie Walton’s goal had put Town on course for a comfortable victory.
But referee...

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