Parkway back on the road with a trip to Salisbury
By Rob Kershaw – 3 February 2023
While we did not get the win we probably deserved at the weekend, we still went two in a row without defeat which is momentum to build on.
Dan Rooney’s goal against Beaconsfield on Tuesday night would ultimately yield a point to take us onto 23 and out of the relegation zone, despite only playing 20 games this season.
The 21st encounter of an engaging first season in the Southern Premier South takes us on the road to Salisbury, who are 10 points up the road having played seven more.
The Whites have tasted defeat in all their last five league encounters, shipping 12 goals in the process. That came after winning three in the previous seven.
But their solid early season form, winning five of their opening eight league games, are a reminder, if nothing else, of something that fans, players and coaches alike are all very aware of by now – no one in this league is to be taken for granted.
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Match Info
Past meetings:
Just under a year after our 4-0 win over Salisbury in the FA Trophy, Lee Hobbs’ boys put three past them back in September – the Yellows’ first league win of the season.
Travel:
It takes just over two hours to get up the A38, the A30 and the A303 to reach Stoford, before a 15-minute drive brings you to the Ray McEnhill Stadium.
Spaces remain on the supporters’ coach on Saturday morning, simply email [email protected] for more details!
Weather:
Temperatures will rise ever so slightly in Salisbury as we approach the weekend, and no rain is expected.
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