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LEE’S RECORD MOVING FULL BREAKERS ARE STEAM AHEAD

LEE’S RECORD MOVING FULL BREAKERS ARE STEAM AHEAD

By Gwyn Griffiths

CREWE boss Lee Bell was in jubilant mood after his side’s win over Rochdale set a record-breaking start to a league campaign for the Railwaymen.
Matus Holicek’s thumping finish and a double from Jordan Gibson was enough to leave Crewe unbeaten in the first 11 games this term.
A Joel Tabiner own goal and a late header from Aden Flint saw Dale cut the arrears, but the hosts held on.
Bell said: “It’s a big achievement with the club being 150 years old (in 2027) and for my players and staff to hold that record outright.
“That’...

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