HORGAN'S RELIEF AT TOWN SIX APPEAL
The Non-League Football Paper|September 15, 2024
CHIPPENHAM Town heeded manager Gary Horgan's prematch warning about a potential shock and despatched their Jewson Western League hosts.
Wil Hulbert
HORGAN'S RELIEF AT TOWN SIX APPEAL

Horgan praised the professional approach of his players after hammering home his message that they did not want to be in today's headlines for the wrong reasons.

He was especially pleased for striker Harry Parsons, who got off the mark for the season.

Following a cagey opening, the visitors began to impose themselves on the game and the Swags had no answer to their slick passing game.

The Bluebirds took the lead on ten minutes as Caine Bradbury converted a deep cross from Will Dawes.

On the quarter-hour mark, Dawes cut back to Parsons who fired over.

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