Thursday 8 March 2012

NOT MUCH GOAL-MOUTH ACTION AT OAKSIDE

It certainly wasn’t pretty and the cold end can confirm 100% that this was never a classic game in any shape but Redbridge boss Terry Spillane will be pleased The Motormen picked up the all important three points to keep his side in the play-off hunt after a 1-0 victory over Cheshunt on Tuesday night.

The Ambers were watched from the sparsely populated stands and terraces (just 55 people in attendance) by their new Manager Tony Faulkner whom recently left the Assistant Manager’s post at Wingate and Finchley to take over in the hot-seat at Theobalds Lane officially from today (Thursday). 

Both sides played mostly long ball tactics defending well and in numbers.  The home side had that little bit more quality in the final third, despite Amber’s keeper Glenn Wilkinson not making any real saves of note, it was he who was the busiest impressively plucking lots of balls from the air after Redbridge crosses into the box.
Cheshunt had their best and only real chance of the game on 78 minutes when a close range shot was well saved by Redbridge keeper Joe Wright. It was only a minute later when the deadlock was broken by The Motormen via Shane Wyllie whom finished well past the unlucky Wilkinson


The Amber’s central defender Chris Sargent had a decent game getting in the way of things and doing his best to keep the score line goalless with Redbridge captain Glen Golby also standing out. The Cold End can only describe Golby as a good old fashioned centre back who is good in the air and strong in the tackle.  
It’s now Tony Faulkner’s job to steady the ship for The Ambers and build for next season. He is the fourth manager for Enfield Town’s local rivals this season after Bob Dearie departed in September for veteran defender Glen Parry to take over as Caretaker. Dave Bricknell took over as boss after leaving his post as Assistant to Terry Spillane at Redbridge in December but unfortunately for him it hasn’t worked out with only three wins in twelve games he has left for Tony to add The Ambers along with Ware, Brimsdown Rovers and Broxbourne Borough to the list of local clubs managed.

TEAM  LINE UPS
REDBRIDGECHESHUNT
1. Joe Wright 1. Glenn Wilkinson (Capt)
2. William Sendall 2. Andrew West
3. Matthew Turpin 3. Dan Roles
4. Jamie Haywood 4. Chris Sargent
5. Glen Golby (Capt) 5. James Burgess
6. Michael Toner 6. Sam Ruff
7. Joe Gardner 7. Kevin Ashwood
8. Lewis Dark 8. Joe Bricknell
9. Shane Wyllie 9. Wesley Pullen
10. Mitchell Das 10. Josh Hutchinson
11. Vinny Durrant 11. Jimmie Berry
12. Ryan Wade (on for 9) 12. Anthony McDonald (on for 8)
14. James Robinson (on for 10) 14. Matt Turpin
15. Ryan Murray 15. Luke Giddings
16. Daniel Hopkins 16. Sam Stephens (on for 2)
17. Perry Burns (on for 7) 17. Jordan Williams (on for 9)

TEAM FORMATIONS

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS
 

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