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Post by splinter on Nov 10, 2012 18:54:26 GMT
I gather the pitch wasn't up to much and was very heavy so it was always going to be a battle . But the boys dug in even after going a goal down , a few youngsters out there today and did well again . I thought our No 7 looked very lively again and caused many problems down the right .Webby managed the back line again so another point ! Keep going chaps ! Cove next !!!
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Post by splinter on Nov 11, 2012 14:49:32 GMT
Chessington a match report With both teams playing 4-4-2 the Chessington midfield looked like they had more flair than Camberleys,but the longer the game went on the more Camberley looked like nicking all three points. The game itself started quite well for Chessington and in the 4th min. Tony Houghton won a freekick about 25yards out, he got off the floor to take it himself but his weak effort was fired over the bar.Camberleys game plan seemed to be fire everything down the right so that there winger could use his pace and get beyond Dan Harding.Now the game had opened up and when Chessington played the ball through the midfield we looked good and created space for other players with Paul Gough winning most of his tackles and Charlie Ottaway quick feet we always looked like causing them trouble and it only looked a matter of time before we scored,but you have to learn the offside trap to do that and with our forwards playing on the shoulders of the last defenders the defenders were catching us offside at will.When we ran at there back four we looked like causing them problems but we went back to hitting the long ball which there centre backs won everytime.The closest we got to scoring was in the 21st min.when a great run and pass by Charlie Ottaway to Theo Woodhouse finished with a tame effort that the keeper saved with ease.Too many times our players were running with the ball and trying to do it on there own rather than play as a team.In the space of 5 mins, the right winger of Camberley got behind our back four and fired the ball across our box 5 😜times but luck was on our side as they had no forward fast enough to keep up with him and the one occasion that they did a great recovery tackle by Gary Puckett saved us. In the 35th min we finaley scored with a moved started by left back J Flack breaking from the back and changing the direction of play with one long pass across field to Dan Harding who came inside the fall back and hit a great shot that came off the bar and bounced back into the net,which was just as well as we had two other players in the box waiting for the cross. The young Referee who was being assessed wa doing quite well up untill this point but with the away team shouting at his every decision it was no surprise that he started booking players and Theo Woodhouse was the first in the 37th min.After we scored it seemed to settle us down and we played some good football but there is only so much football you can play on a sticky pitch,and we kept giving the ball away ,when we knocked it long the away defenders just knocked it back at our back four and when we played it short we just gave the ball straight to there players even when we were not under pressure.
Half Time Chessington & Hook Utd 1-0 Camberley Town.
This week the half time worked against us as Camberley came at us right from the off but again in the 53rd min Theo Woodhouse put Dan Harding clean through but a great bit of sweeping work by the Camberley sweeper prevented Dan Harding getting a shot off,then in the 53th min Jimmy Harding fired over when put through by Theo Woodhouse. Now it was Camberleys turn and there no.9 and a great run and effort go wide of the home goal, and still Camberley had not made the home keeper make a save. Now Chessington made there first substitution of the afternoon in the 55th min. with Victor Martin replacing Theo Woodhouse.In fact our Sub should have put us 2-0 up when a quick break from the back by the impressive Tony Houghton who then played the ball to Dan Harding who played the ball into the path of Victor Martin who in turn had his low drive saved by the keepers legs.Then it was Camberleys turn when the two Chessington centre halfs got in each others way and the ball went by the pair of them but the away no 7 could not take advantage of this and shot wide of the home goal.In the 72nd min Victor Martin then managed to get himself booked after hand bags with one of there players. Our discipline now went out the window and after a couple of silly little handbag moments the ref decided enough was enough and Victor Martin was shown the red card for something he said to one of there players.The Chessington Management now brought on Matt Mackenzie for the hard working and hard tackling Paul Gough . Ft 1-1
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Post by tw on Nov 11, 2012 20:42:41 GMT
Great report splinter should be in the tabloids! battleing performance but lackin strikers that can take can make that little bit of a difference, its a point away. Come on lads!
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Post by splinter on Nov 11, 2012 21:15:53 GMT
Thanks for that but I did a cut and paste from Chessingtons website ! It was written by their reserve team manager . But you are correct a point away is a good result whilst we tried to play football on a struggling pitch . Badshot at Godalming Tuesday then Cove at Kroonerville .
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Post by tw on Nov 11, 2012 22:07:58 GMT
Ahh, i wondered why none of our team got a mention. Still it keeps interesting here. Nice one
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