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LOUGHLAN LEADS HIS UNITED TO A BIG WIN

LOUGHLAN LEADS

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Ryan Bromyard 

JOY: Long Eaton celebrate James Taylor’s goal
PICTURES: Gustavo Pantano

ANSTEY NOM 0 LONG EATON U 5 Shaw 15, Loughlan 20, 91, Taylor 35, 49
itors taking every chance they created to secure what proved to be a highly emphatic victory.
There was no question this was a great display
ANSTEY Nomads hosted play-off contenders Long Eaton United – and it proved a long afternoon for the home side.
In front of a crowd of 507, the contest bore all the hallmarks of the last time these two clubs met, with the vis-from the visitors, with t...

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