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Sully Sports end the season with a win
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TONYREFAIL 1
SPORTS completed their season's fixtures with a victory over Tonyrefail who
at one time looked good for the South Wales Senior League Division One
title.
Both teams were missing players, but the visitors took an early lead when
two defensive mistakes let in the Ton attacker who made no mistake, giving
Damian Lack no chance in the Sully goal.
Sports created some good chances but the Ton defence held firm until a deep
centre found Mark Brown at the far post and he beat the keeper with a header
to give Sully the equaliser.
With captain Adam Govier limping off with a groin strain Sports settled
again and went in at half time level.
Sully really pushed for a winner in the second half with the keeper very
active and some desperate Ton defending. Sports eventually broke the
deadlock when Ed Jones headed in from close range. Ton threw caution to the
wind and could have equalised but the ton forward blazed his chance over the
bar. Sports comfortably held on to their lead to finish the league in fifth
position.
The defence had quite a good season having second fewest goals conceded and
the attack were second highest scorers, but in reality the top quality team
Fairwater deserved their success and were worthy winners of the league.
Man of the match was Anthony Ferguson.
Team: Damian Lack, Mike Lewis, Ed Jones, Adam Govier, Ross Taylor, Anthony
Ferguson, Nigel Underdown, Chris Hurn, Mark Brown, Joseph Hinds, Jermain
Martyn, Richard Yarr, Jacob Constant, Mitchell Taylor Moore.
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ADMIRAL FC 4
Sports entertained Admiral who are pushing for the Vale Premier League
title.
Sports were leading 2-1 near the break through two well taken goals from
Linford Harris but Admiral came back strongly to take the match in the
second half.
With players working at the Millennium Stadium the squad can take heart with
this result which compliments a fine first season for the youngsters who
were playing at under 17 level last season.
With Butty, Tipples and Tom adding experience to the team they have
satisfied manager Bob Hayman's belief that they would hold their own in the
big league.
Team: Lewis May, Karl Bryan, Sean Jachontow, David Allen, Tom Prosser, Grant
Jones, Daniel Aeyad, Justin Tipples, Andrew McIlhiney, Ben Taylor, Lindford
Harris, Luke Oeppen, James Prosser, Liam Sadler.
This Saturday sees Sully Sports Golf Open at Cotterell Park, tee off at 2pm.
The father/son combination of the Greenslades are hot favourites but the
whole squad will be aiming to make the first club title theirs. The club
thank Cotterell Park and member Anthony Ferguson for organising the event.
8:30am Thursday 8th May 2008
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