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Wilson yet to hit best form, says Scholes

By Peter Smith

STAR MAN JAMES WILSON Salford

PAUL Scholes is relishing working with former Manchster United striker James Wilson after his wonder goal kept up a fine run of form.
Wilson scored another stunner, his fourth in the last four home games, whipping a wonderful left-footed shot in the top corner to give Salford the lead.
It was not enough, however, to make it back-to-back wins for temporary manager Scholes, as Crawley captain George Francomb grabbed a deserved equaliser, following up Sam Matthews’s parried effort.
“James played well again and scored another great ...

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