Wednesday 25th August 2010. Evo-Stik Premier Leagueat Cannon Park, Retford
Worksop Town (0) 5
(Meikle 49, Knox 79, 82, 84, Jackson 86)
Whitby Town (0) 0
Admission season ticket, Programme £2, Attendance 245
£20 golden goal winning ticket holder ... me. Cheers Deon :-)
Contain yourselves ladies, he's spoken for.Woo hoo!
That'll do nicely.
Whitby Town must be wondering what hit them tonight, for the first half they were probably looking like the side most likely to win this game, but the second half was a completely different story.
That'll do nicely.
Whitby Town must be wondering what hit them tonight, for the first half they were probably looking like the side most likely to win this game, but the second half was a completely different story.
7.45pmEven after Deon Meikle had put the Tigers ahead the visitors still looked to be in the ascendancy for spells, so Peter Rinkcavage changed things round and the Tigers seemed to be playing a lot deeper than they had in the first 45 minutes.
Not by way of negatively trying to preserve a 1-0 lead but to enforce Whitby's astute and experienced manager Harry Dunn to have to change things around.
Not by way of negatively trying to preserve a 1-0 lead but to enforce Whitby's astute and experienced manager Harry Dunn to have to change things around.
The grass is smoking as Worksop turn up the heat in the 2nd halfDunn's hand was forced and that change afforded Worksop the space through the channels they needed to launch a bombardment on the Whitby goal for the latter part of the game and four goals in 7 minutes speaks for itself. Peter Knox scored a quick fire hat trick and then Jamie Jackson put the finishing touch to the final score with a sublime and cheeky finish that demonstrated his confidence and willingness to entertain the crowd.
WTFC Secretary Keith Ilett and his new personal assistantOf course there were still detractors and dissenters amongst the Tigers faithful who found a multitude of things to moan about ... such is life.
