VIDEO: Lynn boss left to count the cost
Paddy Davitt King's Lynn 3, Bradford Park Avenue 1: Carl Heggs confirmed tonight Mansfield loan signing Jason Bradley will undergo hospital scans on a suspected broken left ankle after a stunning debut goal in the 3-1 Unibond Premier Division win over Bradford PA.
Paddy Davitt
King's Lynn boss Carl Heggs confirmed tonight Mansfield loan signing Jason Bradley will undergo hospital scans on a suspected broken left ankle after a stunning debut goal in the 3-1 Unibond Premier Division win over Bradford PA.
Bradley produced a sublime 20 yard volley in the first half to put Lynn three up just hours after completing a three month loan deal from the Stags. But the strapping striker twisted awkwardly midway through the second period following a committed challenge with Simon Ainge before being carried away by Heggs and the club physio.
Heggs has already ruled the Mansfield loanee out of Tuesday's Hucknall league visit but fellow strike partner Anthony Robinson is available despite picking up his second red card of the season.
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Robinson was dismissed for using an apparent elbow in a bid to fend off Ainge after an initial booking within ten minutes of his return from a three game ban. Robinson's first half penalty and Chris Stabb's own goal had put Lynn two up before Bradley opened his Linnets' account. Aiden Savory's late consolation failed to prevent Lynn winning their first home game of the season.
Click above to watch Heggs' full post-match reaction.
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