Under 10's Tornadoes Match Report - 4th January 2004 v Grange United

The Under 10's Tornadoes started the second half of their season with a win over Grange United.

With the festivities over with it, was back to footballing business – so what would 2004 have install for us? Judging by today’s business, especially in the first half, we can look forward to a feast of football.

The first half was completely dominated by the Tornadoes as they played some excellent flowing football. However for all the hard work and enterprise shown in the first half, the only reward was through an own goal following a Cameron Glynn corner which was flicked on by Ryan Caller. This looked as though it was the only way the Tornadoes were going to score past an inspired Grange keeper.

The second half started more scrappily with Grange making a better fist of the fight, but with a defense having dined on Scrooge over Christmas there was little chance of a shock result.

Late in the game the Tornadoes finally started to reap what they had sown. Graeme Wright did his version of Herman Crespo to rifle in an unstoppable shot and Ryan Caller returned to the fray having put on his scoring boots, to round off an excellent performance with two classy goals.

This was more like the Tornadoes of early season, a good committed footballing performance played as a team. Every player made a significant contribution and everyone left happily to conclude a weekend of football.

Parent’s player of the match – Cameron Glynn