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THOMPSON’S OFF TO FLYER

DIV 1 EAST
BRIDLINGTON 1 SHEFFIELD 0
By Ben Edwards

IT’S been the perfect start to Mike Thompson’s reign as Bridlington Town manager after he picked up maximum points in his first two games.
He made just one change to the starting line up, as Bolton Makwedze replaced the injured Benn Lewis in defence, and put in an excellent performance as the Seasiders kept a clean sheet.
The deadlock was broken after just seven minutes, as Anthony Odoh mis-judged the flight of Nathan Dyer’s ball over the top. Danny Earl got the wrong side of the visiting left-back, who fouled...

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