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NIFTY NEO SHOWING THAT HE’S THE ONE

NIFTY NEO

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Luke Rushbrooke

DARLASTON T 1 Rowland 18 (pen)
CORBY TOWN 4 Dobson 37, Marshall 65, Toll 81 (pen), 82
CORBY Town extended their lead at the top of the Northern Premier League Midlands with a convincing win away at Darlaston Town.
Northampton Town loanee Neo Dobson cancelled out James Rowland’s opener from the penalty spot in the first half. Then, Reuben Marshall’s strike and a double from Fletcher Toll made the difference in the second half. The home side suffered an early blow as captain Alexander Foreshaw was forced off due to injury.
However, they w...

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