In the second half both sides had chances to win the game with both goalkeeper's performing well making a number of good stops. Cato had a chance well saved by the Cockfoster's keeper when clean through on goal and substitute Daniel Ailey (who scored a hat-trick in one half on Thursday night against Goffs Oak) rattling the cross-bar with his first touch. Ailey spent last season with Haringey Borough and also plays for the Great British Deaf Football Team. He looks a good player and certainly knows where the goal is.
Photos from the game and Chalk Lane are below -
The covered area at Chalk Lane |
All seater Stadium |
Another view of the covered area at Chalk Lane |
Some took advantage of the gap in the fence to watch the cricket game going on next door during a break in play |
With the tackles flying in, especially in the first half. the game did threaten to boil over at one point |
Ram does his Phil Brown impression by giving his half time team talk on the pitch |
The above two photos hopefully have a 'retro feel' to them as they were taken with the 'retro' setting in place on the cold end camera. |
One of the chances Cato missed which was well saved by the Cockfoster's keeper |
Daniel Ailey, who rattled the cross bar with his first touch and also had another good effort saved |
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