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JAMES IS SPOT ON FOR BULLS

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Mike Green

APENALTY from James Queree denied Sittingbourne their 10th win in 11 games under boss Reece Prestedge as these two sides again shared the points.
The hosts were deservedly ahead through Darren Foxley, but after Brickies keeper Jamie Grosshart’s foul on Lorne Bickley, Queree’s spot-kick levelled the scores.
It was a first half that the home side bossed, but they were repeatedly denied. Luke Woodward fired narrowly wide early on, while keeper Euan van der Vliet did well to beat out a shot before the Brickies finally took the lead when Foxley ha...

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