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Sunday 09th
January 2005
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Manics Looking Sweet After O'Connell's Double Delight
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James Robinson
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Simon Blay
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Tony Hemley
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Mark Gates
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Joel Curran
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Gareth Jones
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Elliott Fairs
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Aaron Goddard
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David Comper
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Mark Robertson |

Barry O'Connell |
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Bench: Sarney,
Roake, Blackman, Dennaford
The Manics started the New Year off in style this weekend with
an important win over Crown Royals.
A bright start for the Manics, as in the first ten minutes, Royals
were pinned down, and could only swing the pressure with a long
ball attack. 15 minutes in, and Barry O'Connell found the net
with his head after a free kick was given away, deliverered into
the box by David Comper.
Just five minutes later, Elliott Fairs would be swapped for Gary
Sarney, after a dead leg meant Fairs couldn't take part any longer.
Both sides were starting to play some good football, and there
were chances had by both sides before the break, and it has to
be said that Crown Royals were looking dangerous as the half
time whistle blew.
In the second though, Manics extended their lead when Mark Robertson
laid the ball through to O'Connell for him to slot home with
his left foot, showing great composure in front of goal.
But yet again, Manics would make it difficult for themselves
when James Robinson missed the ball and kicking the ground, set
up Royals sweetly for their consolation goal for their efforts.
Royals and Manics both made changes to their squads for the remainder
of the game, and Tim Roake made his first appearance out on pitch
when Robertson could continue no more, but by the end it would
be Manics who would come out with all three points scoreline
ending 2-1 to the Manics.
Happy
New Year to all, and thanks to the fans who came to watch the
game!
The Manics Man of the Match and the Referee's Man of the Match
went to Simon Blay.
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Final Result:
Bracknell
Manics 2 Crown Royals 1 |
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Man of
the Match |
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"Happy birthday Pierce.
It's a yard of two halves" |
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Simon
Blay |
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