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They came, they saw...
Sheila Mallett29 Sep 2016 - 10:35
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...and they conquered! - young Garforth side struggle to contain experienced Guiseley Eleven.
Garforth Town Team:
1. Brad Williams
2. Reece Buckle
3. Chris Simpkins
4. Lee Coulthard (captain)
5. Marckell Ebanks
6. Jason Stevenson
7. Sam Wilson
8. Joe Etherington
9. Tom Taylor
10. Raul Fletcher
11. Mat Devlin
12. Mick O'Connell
14. Harrison Lightowler
15. Gabriel Bradley
16. Elliott Cuttle
17. Tommy Reynolds
Garforth Town - MoM Mat Devlin
Conference National side Guiseley arrived at Cedar Ridge fully equipped to give the primarily young Garforth team a footballing lesson, their team contained five first teamers and four u19s, and they duly obliged by handing out a 6-0 beating. Guiseley raced into a 3-0 lead after just 12 minutes and one could sense the anxiety on the Garforth bench as the Garforth management team scrambled to make the personnel and team shape changes that would hopefully stem the damage. To be fair the rest of the first half was a relatively even affair. Guiseley gave a controlled second half performance playing patient football, using length, width and depth to stretch the game and clinically punishing the odd loose Garforth pass with rapid counter attacking. Well done to Guiseley - a pleasure to watch to be honest.
1. Brad Williams
2. Reece Buckle
3. Chris Simpkins
4. Lee Coulthard (captain)
5. Marckell Ebanks
6. Jason Stevenson
7. Sam Wilson
8. Joe Etherington
9. Tom Taylor
10. Raul Fletcher
11. Mat Devlin
12. Mick O'Connell
14. Harrison Lightowler
15. Gabriel Bradley
16. Elliott Cuttle
17. Tommy Reynolds
Garforth Town - MoM Mat Devlin
Conference National side Guiseley arrived at Cedar Ridge fully equipped to give the primarily young Garforth team a footballing lesson, their team contained five first teamers and four u19s, and they duly obliged by handing out a 6-0 beating. Guiseley raced into a 3-0 lead after just 12 minutes and one could sense the anxiety on the Garforth bench as the Garforth management team scrambled to make the personnel and team shape changes that would hopefully stem the damage. To be fair the rest of the first half was a relatively even affair. Guiseley gave a controlled second half performance playing patient football, using length, width and depth to stretch the game and clinically punishing the odd loose Garforth pass with rapid counter attacking. Well done to Guiseley - a pleasure to watch to be honest.
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