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ANCHORS DENIED AS COLLS PUT UP A FIGHT

ANCHORS DENIED

STOCKTON T 0 PONTEFRACT C 0
By James Cartwright

AWAY! Jack Steers, left, clears the ball for Pontefract Collieries
PICTURES: Shutterpress

DIV 1 EAST
STOCKTON TOWNwere held to a third successive goalless draw against Pontefract Collieries.
It was special day as captain Adam Nicholson lined up for his 500th appearance
for the Anchors. It was a huge game as Pontefract were nine points behind league leaders Stockton but with a game in hand ahead of kick off. Stockton almost had the lead within ten minutes when Kev Hayes found

space behind and he tried to find Michael Fowler but t...

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