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NEW BOYS LIFT PARK AVENUE

By Jim Harper

NPL EAST
BRADFORD PA 1
NORTH FERRIBY 0
TWO summer recruits combined for Bradford Park Avenue’s goal as Danny Whitaker’s side started the new season with a win.
Oli Norman’s clever pass invited Kareem Hassan-Smith to sprint clear in the 58th minute and his angled finish settled the outcome in favour of an Avenue side seeking a change in fortune after successive relegations.
The full-back, signed from Albion Sports, almost opened the scoring in the first half when his attempt struck a post.
Visitors North Ferriby played their part in a close enco...

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