weymouth 0 v 1 brackley town 29th october 2011

Weymouth

Starting Line-Up

Jordan
Tribe
Dixon (McKechnie 83)
Napper
Gerring (Marshallsay 55)
Frampton
Beasley (Conning 75)
Malsom
Groves
Byerley
Reed

Unused subs

Luke
Povall
 
 
 
Evo-Stik League
Southern Premier
Bob Lucas Stadium
Weymouth
Kick Off
3.00pm
Attendance
542
H/T
0-1
Scorers
Weymouth
 
Brackley Town
Sandy 30
Bookings
Weymouth
 
Brackley Town

 

Sent Off
Weymouth
 
Brackley Town
 
Referee

Mr M Taylor
(Southampton)

Brackley Town

Starting Line-Up

Walker
Myles
Clifton
Palmer
Green
Kemp
Storey (Dempsey 90)
Solkhon
Diggin (Pook 67)
Sandy (Louis 78)
Winters

Unused subs

Dempsey
Willmot
 
 
 

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Weymouth sunk by Sandy
By Adam Summers


THE Terras saw their four-match unbeaten league run come to an end despite the heroics of keeper Nick Jordan.

The Weymouth stopper made several top-class saves to keep his side in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier clash but Elliot Sandy’s first-half strike was enough to see a vastly experienced Brackley outfit march home with all three points, as they stretched their clean sheet record to a staggering six successive games.

Due to suspensions, boss Brendon King was forced to make two changes to his Terras’ starting XI with Jamie Frampton and Jamie Beasley coming in for Sam Poole and Craig Duff.

Jordan also continued between the posts in the absence of Tom Manley, who was also serving a ban, while new signing Chris Luke was included on the bench having recently signed dual registration forms from Sherborne Town.

There was also a familiar face in the Brackley squad where ex-Terra Jefferson Louis was named among the substitutes.

With both teams entering the game in fine form a classic looked on the cards at kick-off and the opening exchanges reflected that.

Tom Winters stung the palms of Jordan with a 16-yard effort on five minutes before Sam Malsom’s volleyed cross at the other end was headed away from inside the six-yard box by Josh Green.

Both teams looked anxious at the back and moments later a lapse in concentration from Weymouth saw Steve Diggin presented with a clear sight of goal but his wild strike flew well wide of the near post.

The same player then just failed to get on the end of a delicious cross from Owen Storey before Terras’ forward Warren Byerley did likewise after fine build-up play from Stephen Reed, Malsom and Matt Groves.

Although both teams were enjoying good spells of possession it was the visitors that were getting behind the home defence more often and on 15 minutes they nearly took full advantage when Jordan did well to keep out a shot from Elliot Sandy, who then struck another effort over the bar after a misjudgement from Frampton.

The Terras were clearly riding their luck and they escaped another bullet on 26 minutes when James Clifton’s cross-field ball caught Scott Dixon on his heels but Storey was unable to profit as his shot trickled wide under pressure from Jordan.

The Weymouth keeper was certainly being tested and moments later he blocked a header from Diggin with his chest before Winters’ follow-up attempt cannoned off the crossbar.

Brackley deserved to be at least a couple up so it was no surprise when the breakthrough finally arrived on the half hour.

A high ball into the area saw Diggin turn Frampton far too easily before coolly laying the ball across the six-yard box for Sandy to tap in the simplest of finishes.

The Saints were now full of confidence and they would have doubled their lead three minutes later had Jordan not pulled off another top-class save to his right to parry away another clear opportunity for Storey.

Struggling to get out of their own half the Terras desperately needed a lift but even when Beasley and Malsom both suddenly sprang to life, no one was able to get on the end of the latter’s teasing cross into the box.

Reed then saw a free-kick comfortably saved by Paul Walker but apart from that the Brackley stopper had been a spectator for much of the half.

Lucky to still be in the game, Weymouth came out after the break looking a little sharper but on 55 minutes they were forced to reshuffle the pack after Ben Gerring had to come off due to a foot injury.

Richard Marshallsay came on in his place with the impressive Byron Napper dropping to centre-back alongside Frampton.

Malsom drove a 20-yard shot at Walker shortly after before Mars-hallsay headed over a corner from Reed on 64 minutes as the hosts started to find some rhythm for the first time in the game. The Saints on the other hand were looking a shadow of the team that dominated the first half although Green did volley a great chance over the bar two minutes later that would have surely put the result beyond doubt.

Mitch Conning and Ryan McKech-nie replaced Beasley and Dixon, and Louis came on for Sandy as both managers attempted to pep up their sides in the closing stages and it was Town that created the late chances, with Louis and Winters both being denied by five saves from the sensational Jordan.

Malsom had a volley blocked as Weymouth applied some last-ditch pressure but the Saints eventually held on for a well-deserved victory.

* A minute’s silence was held before kick-off in honour of loyal supporters Ivor Maley and Scott Mutter, who both sadly passed away earlier in the week.
 

 
Evo-Stik League
Southern Premier Division
29th October 2011
Ptn

Team

P
GD
Pts
1
Cambridge C
14
13
28
2
AFC Totton
13
21
27
3
Brackley T
14
12
27
4
Chesham U
13
11
26
5
Oxford C
12
9
25
6
Leamington
14
3
25
7
Stourbridge
12
10
24
8
Bashley
13
2
23
9
Frome T
13
2
21
10
Chippenham T
15
0
21
11
Banbury U
14
-5
19
12
Hitchin T
14
1
18
13
Barwell
14
0
18
14
St. Albans C
14
-4
18
15
Bedford T
14
-11
16
16
Weymouth
13
-4
15
17
Redditch U
12
-5
11
18
Evesham U
12
-7
11
19
Arlesey T
12
-5
10
20
Cirencester T
15
-14
10
21
Swindon S
14
-16
10
22
Hemel H'stead T
13
-13
8

   
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