MFC v Maidstone - ANY UPDATES??

[Jake]

I'm assuming that 2-1 is the final score can anyone confirm?

[Miss.A.F.C.Hornchurch]

yes, Maidstone WON 2-1

[Heathside]

Originally Posted By: michaelmichael

Whilst hoping we win, i'm more interested in reading what team TY has picked tonight

According to the team sheet,

01. Pat Mullin
02. Kieran Morris
03. Chris Robinson
04. Jacob Erkine
05. Dan Young
06. Jackson Ohakham
07. Ebenezer Masade
08. Wayne Wilson
09. Mo Takaloo
10. Reggie Savage
11. Aaron Quain


12. Kenny Pratt
14. Dan Stubbs
15. James Gregory
16. Tom Hickman
17. Mark Beresford

[dannyriding]

WHOOO is Reggie Savage then?????

 

[acdc]

A pretty dreary match.Maidstone were not very impressive but they had 2 shots and scored 2 goals.Pat had no chance with either of them.We had 2 shots and scored 1,a typical Wilson shot from the edge of the area.The only new player to impress me is Ohakham.If we can get our injured players back plus Ohakham we will finish mid table-no problem.With the great news about the CVA if we could attract a quality striker,perhaps on loan,then we have nothing to worry about.

[michael]

Crikey ac/dc- did'nt we already have two new strikers out there tonight !!

[Coffin Ender]

Danny, Reggie Savage scored for Heybridge at Hartsdown earlier this season.

[Fanet Blu]

Welcome back to Hickman

[Dutch_Mike]

As already mentioned, wasn't a fantastic spectacle. First half, Maidstone created virtually nothing, whilst I felt we got the ball down and played some nice football at times. Wilson's goal was a peach. Second half, though, they changed things round a bit, and looked much brighter. However, despite that, they still didn't create a great deal: the two goals (the second one perhaps Mullin could have done better at his near post - although hard to see from where I was standing) and one other chance, which resulted in a top save from Pat.

 

But, we still had chances in the second half: a looping header from Young tipped over, a rasping shot from Stubbs (I think) that the keeper did brilliantly to keep out, a long-range effort from Quain that was awkward for the keeper and a goal-mouth scramble that, somehow, would not go in. On another day, us mad few who had made the trip might have had to endure another half an hour!!

 

Of the new lads.... Savage, the centre forward, was poor. Looked a bit unfit to me, so I'll let him off this time (perhaps lacking match sharpness). The new centre-back did ok. First time I've seen Eb, and he hardly got into the game, so I will reserve judgment for now. Was impressed with Ohakam, though, strong in the tackle and added some much-needed bite in the midfield.

 

Overall, not too disappointed with the result; ultimately, the off-field news made that trip home just a little bit nicer!