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Bonner is delighted as U’s spoil Hurst’s day

By Liam Wood

MARK Bonner was delighted with the spirit displayed by his Cambridge side as they picked up a precious victory at Grimsby. Goals from Adam May and Paul Mullin put the U’s in control at Blundell Park, but the home side responded through Elliott Hewitt.
Despite hitting a post in added time, there was to be no way back for Grimsby, who were managed by Paul Hurst for the first time since his reappointment. Bonner said: “It wasn’t a classic. In the second half they wouldn’t let us get out and play the direct game that got us success in the first half. We l...

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