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JOSH AND TOWN ARE ON THE UP

By Jack Lacey-Hatton

HARROGATE captain Josh Falkingham has become addicted to success but says that even a meteoric rise through the divisions hasn’t changed the club’s DNA.
The 31-year-old Leedsborn midfielder made the move to Town in 2017, when they were playing in National League North.
Now, the future looks bright for the Sulphurites, who are not content with just reaching the EFL and improving their home ground.
They are gunning for a third promotion in five years, with Falkingham playing a crucial part in the engine room of team who are right in the mix during their...

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