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BITMEAD’S TREBLE IS ENOUGH

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SOUTH CENTRAL ROUND-UP
By Tom Roberts

DOUBLE: Liam Ferdinand

MARKBitmead’s treble on his return to Ashford Town sealed a resounding 4-2 victory and sent Chipstead crashing back to earth after an away win on opening day.
Town were buoyed by the return of Bitmead for a second spell at the club after a long-term injury and a spell away, the striker returning to lead the line in style.
It took him just 22 minutes to open the scoring, planting the ball into the net as it broke kindly for him inside the box.
It remained 1-0 at the break, but Ashford doubled their lead on 54 minutes as Bi...

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