Fixtures - Saturday 16 November 2019

[Dave Deacon]

STPE

Launceston Reserves        9-0        Lanreath

Polperro     4-2     Sticker Reserves

                                     

KERNOW STONE LEAGUE CUP

Hayle      4-2        Illogan RBL

Helston Athletic Reserves    0-3    Perranporth

Morwenstow        5-0        Liskeard Athletic Reserves        

Penryn Athletic   0-1     Falmouth Town Reserves

St Day    5-4      Mullion

St Ives Town       4-3          St Mawgan

Wadebridge Town Reserves   2-4   Millbrook Reserves

[Tom Trust]

Kernow Stone League Cup:

Hayle 4, Illogan 2.

Can't say I dislike a 2.00pm kick off when there's no extra time: early arrival at home and a toast in front of an ecologically unsound log fire by half-past four!

Another thundering game of footy at Hayle - they certainly seem to deliver!

1 - 0 on 23mins - 'keeper parried first shot but couldn't get to the rebound. Pen saved by home 'keeper on 30. Hayle hit a post on 33, then went 2 - 0 up on 36 as a defender slipped on the treacherous surface (no fault of Hayle's pitch - it was lashing with rain.) Then Illogan hit the bar on 37, and pulled a goal back in the second half on 56, this time a penalty that was scored. On 71 it was 2 - 2 as an Illogan player ran from an onside position with all eyes on a team-mate who was in an offside position but was running back and making no attempt to join in the game: so, game on. Then a bit of individual brilliance from a Hayle boy to make it 3 - 2 on 75, Illogan hit the bar again on 77, then Hayle made it hard for Illogan to come back on 84 with their 4th goal. All good stuff. I just wish (modern game stuff, this) that EVERY time a player made a dropping chest trap, players and bench wouldn't yell "HAND BALL!" Also why, every time a decent tackle went in, someone shouts "HEY!" as if they believed that a bit of contact automatically meant a foul (it used to be a contact sport in bygone days). Plus, the Illogan lad who got jostled in the Hayle box as the teams prepared for a throw (or was it a corner) - WHY did he fold up holding his back as if he had been assaulted? That was awfully sad to see. What was he trying to achieve (answers on a post card)?

Hayle's No 17 put in another steady, unhurried, solid performance at the back. He stands out. Illogan's No 8 was a busy lad, causing a lot of problems especially in the 1st half.

No Otis the cocker spaniel in the stand today - and I'd brought a couple of dog biscuits, too!

Nice to catch up with David James for a yarn: sorry not to have bumped into d.green.

[stevieb]

12 minutes ago, Tom Trust said:

Kernow Stone League Cup:

Hayle 4, Illogan 2.

Can't say I dislike a 2.00pm kick off when there's no extra time: early arrival at home and a toast in front of an ecologically unsound log fire by half-past four!

Another thundering game of footy at Hayle - they certainly seem to deliver!

1 - 0 on 23mins - 'keeper parried first shot but couldn't get to the rebound. Pen saved by home 'keeper on 30. Hayle hit a post on 33, then went 2 - 0 up on 36 as a defender slipped on the treacherous surface (no fault of Hayle's pitch - it was lashing with rain.) Then Illogan hit the bar on 37, and pulled a goal back in the second half on 56, this time a penalty that was scored. On 71 it was 2 - 2 as an Illogan player ran from an onside position with all eyes on a team-mate who was in an offside position but was running back and making no attempt to join in the game: so, game on. Then a bit of individual brilliance from a Hayle boy to make it 3 - 2 on 75, Illogan hit the bar again on 77, then Hayle made it hard for Illogan to come back on 84 with their 4th goal. All good stuff. I just wish (modern game stuff, this) that EVERY time a player made a dropping chest trap, players and bench wouldn't yell "HAND BALL!" Also why, every time a decent tackle went in, someone shouts "HEY!" as if they believed that a bit of contact automatically meant a foul (it used to be a contact sport in bygone days). Plus, the Illogan lad who got jostled in the Hayle box as the teams prepared for a throw (or was it a corner) - WHY did he fold up holding his back as if he had been assaulted? That was awfully sad to see. What was he trying to achieve (answers on a post card)?

Hayle's No 17 put in another steady, unhurried, solid performance at the back. He stands out. Illogan's No 8 was a busy lad, causing a lot of problems especially in the 1st half.

No Otis the cocker spaniel in the stand today - and I'd brought a couple of dog biscuits, too!

Nice to catch up with David James for a yarn: sorry not to have bumped into d.green.

You forgot Cameron Irish Hatrick , Matt Thomas  the other scorer for Hayle , good game end to end ,  good sports Aby and Chris for running  the line in those conditions  , persistently  rain in the first half , got drenched lol,  stand second half , good attendance  ,  good win for Hayle , another good write up Tom . 

 

 

 

[SuperIron]

23 hours ago, stevieb said:

You forgot Cameron Irish Hatrick , Matt Thomas  the other scorer for Hayle , good game end to end ,  good sports Aby and Chris for running  the line in those conditions  , persistently  rain in the first half , got drenched lol,  stand second half , good attendance  ,  good win for Hayle , another good write up Tom . 

 

 

 

Was absolutely drowned Steve running the line but a good win and Abby done well she had the worse side of the pitch in the 2nd half

 

[stevieb]

2 hours ago, SuperIron said:

Was absolutely drowned Steve running the line but a good win and Abby done well she had the worse side of the pitch in the 2nd half

 

Do you mean she was in front of our dugout 😆😆😆

It did look muddy to be fair  ,  well done to you both , don't miss the rain though ,  you both done a good job in trying  conditions  hats off to you .

[Mike Odgers]

Could someone let me have the Falmouth goalscorer v Penryn, please

(Needed for Saturday's programme v Wadebridge)

I dont buy the Independent newspaper anymore

 

[Dave Deacon]

1 hour ago, Mike Odgers said:

Could someone let me have the Falmouth goalscorer v Penryn, please

(Needed for Saturday's programme v Wadebridge)

I dont buy the Independent newspaper anymore

 

Saying Adam Barnicoat on the Full-Time site Mike

http://fulltime-league.thefa.com/DisplayFixture.do?id=20235304

[Mike Odgers]

Thanks Dave-Silly of me not to think to go there.--Is the Quarter Final Draw open to both East & West ?

[baldy]

All rounds were “open”.

[Alan Williams]

Not many report's this week, we use to get one from St.Ives and Mr Rapsey use to do Penryn.

[TheolderIgetthebetterIwas]

1 hour ago, willy7 said:

Not many report's this week, we use to get one from St.Ives and Mr Rapsey use to do Penryn.

Mark has been away, may still be?

[Alan Williams]

That would make sense, if he is still in America he must be getting paid to much.

[Dagerags]

St Ives 4 v 3 St Mawgan 

St Mawgan took an early lead against the run of play and St Ives managed to turn that into a 3-1 lead at half time, just after the break Josh Magin made it 4-1 with 30 minutes to go most teams give up not St Mawgan they went direct and they went forward in numbers and by the 80th minute it was 4-3 after two headers. The last ten minutes St Ives managed to get a foothold in the game again but St Mawgan pushed till the final whistle. 
 

St Mawgan nice bunch, fair play for not giving up. best of luck to them for the season. 
 

Goals 

St Ives 

joe day x2 

ross Duncan 

josh magin