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The kept
up their winning ways with a 3 - 0 victory over Aztec Warriors.
A win based on good footballing skill was just what the doctor
ordered on a wet and blustery day, and the Tornadoes duly
obliged. The hard work and lessons learnt on the training
ground were evident from an early stage in the game with all
players looking to pass and support each other, producing
some delightful football that belied their tender age.
Ryan Caller opened up the Tornadoes account finishing off
a fluent attack with consummate ease. Liam Carter calling
on the fortunes of his (distant) Irish ancestry claimed the
second goal when his fierce free kick was diverted into the
net giving the Tornadoes a 2-0 lead.
2-0 at half time did not fairly reflect the Tornadoes dominance
of the game with Jordon Mahon in goal a virtual spectator
as his defenders Cameron Glynn and Liam Carter showed meanness,
Scrooge would be proud of. The midfield of Ross Munro, William
Morrison and Ryan Wright had completely subjugated their opponents
and Ryan Caller was consistently threatening to tear the Warriors
apart.
For the second half William Gadsby, Graeme Wright and Mathew
Hansord were blooded. Defending downhill against the wind
and with deteriorating conditions things became a lot tougher.
The Aztecs also showed why they are “warriors”
and came out fighting and came close several times to scoring.
However the Tornadoes got back to grips with the game when
Ross Munro thumped home a Shearer like header from a well-rehearsed
corner for the Tornadoes third goal (it is believed Ross is
still celebrating on his lap of honour!).
And so another win, this is becoming a very satisfactory
season especially if we can build on our footballing skills.
Today illustrated that practising the simple skills of pass
– move – support pays off and makes the whole
team much better. Well done all.
Parents Payer of the Match: Ryan Wright – non stop
commitment for the team.
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