Saturday 12 August 2006

Solent WTL 3-2 Burridge AFC

Saturday 12th August
Hamble School

Burridge AFC found themselves a goal down at half-time on a barren pitch more in keeping with the golden lawns of the Wimbledon tennis championships. With a collection of new players thrown together, there was little time for exchanging pleasantries - versatile stalwart Kristian Hewitt reverted to goalkeeper before the break after keeper Alex Clegg aggravated a previous wrist injury. We all wish him well.

During the second half - and playing without the back up of substitutes - Burridge improved substantially. But, not before going two goals down. Left back Luke Sanderson was unable to keep the ball from crossing the line after a corner kick. This seemed to galvanise Burridge, and before long they were back in the contest; debutante Ben Hutton stepped up to dispatch a right footed free kick from twenty-five yards. This was quickly followed by the equalizer, Kristian Hewitt's raking clearance evaded the Solent defence, and Bryn Schwodler gathered the ball in his stride before lashing home.

It appeared Burridge could go onto win the game, but in spite of their improvement they gave away a late penalty, which gave Solent victory. But Burridge can be encouraged with a fairly resilient performance that can only be improved upon.


4-4-2: Alex Clegg (Kristian Hewitt), Luke Sanderson, Alan Newman, Matt Birks, Jay Schwodler, Greg Baker, Ben Hutton, Kristian Hewitt (Justin Newman), Steve Froud, John Hutton, Bryn Schwodler


NB NEXT GAME VERSUS ALBION, MEET AT 6PM AT MOUNT PLEASANT HAMBLE.

PPS YOU HAVE ALL BEEN CORDIALLY INVITED TO MANAGER PETE LYON'S BARBEQUE ON SUNDAY AUGUST 26TH AT 2PM AT HIS HOUSE IN OSBOURNE ROAD IN WARSASH.
GIRLFRIENDS WELCOME - IF YOU HAVE ANY.

**I regret to inform you all that our new goalkepper Alex Clegg has broken his arm. I spoke with him at 11:30am on Sunday, and he told me that he was at A & E 'til 8pm, and now has his right arm in a splint. It was painful this morning, and he will be going back to have the arm set in plaster. Alex remains in good spirits and hopes the break will heal in eight weeks. I'm also glad that insurance is in place to sort him out at work.**

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

best wishes then alex. kris, you had better find those gloves...

Anonymous said...

kris the cat.

Anonymous said...

Sams gonna go in goal 4 us 2moro after that i don't know.

Anonymous said...

jay why dont you go in goal?.

Anonymous said...

“Whatever happens, there are always things you could have done better. You score two goals and you usually feel you could have done better.You score two goals and you usually feel you could have scored a third. That's perfectionism. That's what makes you progress in life.”

Anonymous said...

you give birth to jay, could have done better, give birth to bryn could have done better, give birth to sam could have done better

That's perfectionism. That's what makes you progress in life.”

Anonymous said...

If u can't put yr name anonymous then keep yr mouth shut, u must be ashamed of who u r.

Anonymous said...

hit a nerve?

Anonymous said...

Looking forward to tuesday nite against the Albion, see ya all there!

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