HFC v Galleywood - line up, stats, report

[Dagger03]

Thursday 23rd November 2006

HORNCHURCH 8 GALLEYWOOD 2

HFC – Jake Whincup – Ron Fletcher © – Tony Vincent – Billy Crowther – Liam White – Jamie Southon – Amos Foyewa – Ainsley Gasper – Dave Sadler – Adam Parker – Dave Collins

Subs – John Hefford for Sadler at half time – Alex Ievoli for Collins 79 – Michael Rankin for Gasper 79 – Luke Stanley for Adam Parker at half time – Jake Freeman for Fletcher 77

GFC – Steve Reader – Liam Murphy – Greg Dearlove – Paul Crawley – Simon Warren – Ian Rowlands – Kieran Murphy – Lee Watson – Steve Barbara – Courtney Preese – Steve Tait

Subs – Howard Mackler – Dave Williams – Adam Dowsett – John Watson

 

Scorers – Dave Sadler 25 seconds, 25 – Collins 3,27 – Parker 22 – Gasper 31,48 – Hefford 77

Galleywood – Barbara 13 – John Watson 51

Weather 7 degrees – wind speed 9 mph

Officials – Jeff Stanley with Paul Falvey and Ray Parmenter

Duration – 44.21 + 45.12

Attendance 53

 

With the visitors third in the EIL they proved to be a good attraction and made an excellent contribution to a match played in great spirit.

 

Galleywood kicked off and totally against the run of play Vincent played the ball up to Parker and then through to DAVE SADLER who swept forward and cracked the ball home wide of the diving Reader after 25 seconds, with the bulk of the crowd still outside the ground. It was two nil after three minutes when Foyewa made ground on the right, crossed into the middle, and DAVE COLLINS powerfully hooked the ball home. Galleywood almost pulled one back with a good shot on the turn by Barbara, and then a long penetrating run along the right was followed by a low hard cross into the middle, where Billy Crowther just failed to clear after STEVE BARBARA had got a touch to the ball.

 

Gasper went close with a diving header after Fletcher had sent Foyewa away,a nd then a power drive from a free kick by Gasper brought the save of the match from Reader. Collins shot narrowly wide from a Gasper cross and the third goal came after a Gasper shot was parried and ADAM PARKER followed up to put the ball home.

DAVE SADLER made it four when he homed onto a mishit back pass and ran the ball past Reader, and then Adam Parker and DAVE COLLINS both went for a loose ball on the edge of the area, with the white booted Collins just getting there first to hammer the ball home. Whincup saved from Lee Watson and then Vincent tackled when Tait almost got through, but the sixth goal followed when AINSLEY GASPER made a solo run through the middle and stoked the ball home.

 

Max playing MOR guitar music over the tannoy at half time – the Shadows, the Dakotas, and so on – ‘I really appreciate good guitar music’ said Max. So did the majority of the crowd, and they rushed to the relative safety of the bar, out of tannoy range. Three minutes into the second half and AINSLEY GASPER scored with a well taken low drive from the edge of the area, but the visitors came back and scored an excellent goal when JOHN WATSON glanced in a great header from a right wing cross. Several of the youth team came on to gain some useful experience and Stanley went close, before JOHN HEFFORD finished off the scoring with a well taken opportunist shot from a packed penalty area. There was still time for Alex Ievoli to crash in a shot against the bar, before the final whistle went.

[cantos]

I did not think it was a own goal by Crowther.Their striker got a touch on it from his header,

[Dagger03]

I thought the number nine scored, but I was out-voted by about six to one, so I fell in with the majority.

[cantos]

I was down that end and their striker definately got a touch.

[Uncle Urchin]

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cantos said:
I was down that end and their striker definately got a touch.

no he didn't.... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

[cantos]

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Uncle Urchin said:

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cantos said:
I was down that end and their striker definately got a touch.

no he didn't.... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

How would you know Uncle,you were oggling Jordans knockers at the time. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

[Uncle Urchin]

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cantos said:

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Uncle Urchin said:

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cantos said:
I was down that end and their striker definately got a touch.

no he didn't.... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

How would you know Uncle,you were oggling Jordans knockers at the time. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

it wasn't jordon you fool...it was jodie marsh....

we're getting married next week.... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" />