KIRKHAM & WESHAM hit back in style after Monday's loss at Chadderton by beating Cheadle Town 8-0 at Kellamergh Park on last night to fire themselves back into the promotion places.
Sean Paterson grabbed a second-half hat-trick inside 12 minutes, as the talented Ritchie Allen taunted the Stockport based side throughout in front of a record mid-week gate of 162.
Ged Smith broke the deadlock after 24 minutes with an a la Beckham punt from fully 60 yards out that sailed over Cheadle keeper Tony O'Keefe's head, and minutes later Allen made it two.
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Former Bamber Bridge star Martin Savigar, making his first full start of the season fired in number three eight minutes before the break, before Mark Wane helped himself to a goal after 54 minutes, his 24th of the season.
Allen got his second 10 minutes from time with a delightful through ball played to his feet by sub James Sheppard, sandwiched in between Paterson's remarkable hat-trick.
For Cheadle there was just one positive attempt on goal in the whole 90 minutes - Matt Smith firing over the top five minutes before the break, and while they did have a goal ruled out for offside in the 79th minute but by then Kirkham were 6-0 up and well on their way to equalling their biggest win of the season.
Manager Mick Fuller said after: "We asked the lads to bounce back after the defeat at Chadderton on Monday and they did that.
"We needed these three points desperately and thankfully we got them and a few goals as well.
"It was nice to have a look at players in different positions tonight too - that was another objective."
Kirkham & Wesham scorers: Smith 24, Allen 35, 80, Savigar 37, Wane 54,
Paterson 72, 74, 82.
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