It’s safety first for Fulwood and Broughton but they can still aim high, says skipper Mark Smith

Simon KerriganSimon Kerrigan
Simon Kerrigan
Nothing is impossible for Fulwood and Broughton this season – that is according to skipper Mark Smith.

After narrowly avoiding relegation last year, F&B have begun the new Northern League Division One campaign in fine style. They are currently in sixth spot in a congested league table – just nine points behind current leaders Leyland.

While Smith is focused on achieving the club’s first aim which is securing safety, he sees no reason why his menshould not start to set their ambitions higher.

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“To be honest, safety is still our first priority,” said Smith.

“We know how tough and competitive this league is and so we are focused on ensuring our status in this division.

“Once we have achieved that and we are still winning, then maybe we can look higher but it would be a huge ask to win the league. There is a lot of cricket to be played between now until the end of the season, but nothing is impossible.”

F&B have been helped hugely this year by the fact that professional Simon Kerrigan has been able to make a full contribution as a bowler this summer.

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