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Happy Easter for Casuals
8:04am Thursday 27th March 2008
Walton Casuals continued their bid for a mid-table finish in the Ryman South with a four-point haul over the Easter period.
Pick of the two games was the Stags' 1-0 win over play-off chasing visitors Sittingbourne on Saturday, with Rico Morris grabbing the all-important goal.
Walton could, and maybe should even have won Monday's encounter at Walton & Hersham after John Ambridge and Wes Harrison gave them an early lead, only for the Stags to be pegged back and forced to settle for a 2-2 draw in the Walton derby.
Next up for the Casuals is the visit of Croydon Athletic on Saturday.
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