Post by statto on Aug 21, 2006 13:53:46 GMT
1. Jay McFarlane (7). Decent game couldn't blame him for any of the goals.
2. Steven Fleming (7). Got the grit between his teeth as the game went on, and put in some strong challanges.
3. Billy Bristow (5). A steady first half but stuggled after the break (withdrawn)
4. Lee Tirrell (capt) (7). Gave it his all as usual, but never reached the high standard we know he can play at.
5. Dvaid Noble (7). Back after an inury nightmare, and gave an accomplished display.
6. Paul MacKenzie (7). Never gave up and was instrumental in nearly all of Parbolds attacking moves.
7. Ian MacKenzie (8). Followed up his impressive pre-season with another fully committed showing. He was good in possesion but tired near the end. (withdrawn)
8. Stewart Furlong (8). Man of the match. Aggresive and strong in centre of the park, many other players would do well to match his attitude.
9. Jason Heeley (6). To be fair never recieved much decent service, but still ran his socks off.
10. Jeff McFarlane (6). Gave the game everything he had, but with little reward. Had a couple of half chance's in which both missed the target.
11. David Heeley (6). Only 16 years old and thrown in for his debut. Showed some neat touches and looked good going forward. Lucky not to be sent off for a deliberate hand ball.
12. Peter Duffy (7). Played despite jet-lag but never really had the chance to stamp his mark on the game.
14. Peter Dodd (6). Played out the final four minutes.
2. Steven Fleming (7). Got the grit between his teeth as the game went on, and put in some strong challanges.
3. Billy Bristow (5). A steady first half but stuggled after the break (withdrawn)
4. Lee Tirrell (capt) (7). Gave it his all as usual, but never reached the high standard we know he can play at.
5. Dvaid Noble (7). Back after an inury nightmare, and gave an accomplished display.
6. Paul MacKenzie (7). Never gave up and was instrumental in nearly all of Parbolds attacking moves.
7. Ian MacKenzie (8). Followed up his impressive pre-season with another fully committed showing. He was good in possesion but tired near the end. (withdrawn)
8. Stewart Furlong (8). Man of the match. Aggresive and strong in centre of the park, many other players would do well to match his attitude.
9. Jason Heeley (6). To be fair never recieved much decent service, but still ran his socks off.
10. Jeff McFarlane (6). Gave the game everything he had, but with little reward. Had a couple of half chance's in which both missed the target.
11. David Heeley (6). Only 16 years old and thrown in for his debut. Showed some neat touches and looked good going forward. Lucky not to be sent off for a deliberate hand ball.
12. Peter Duffy (7). Played despite jet-lag but never really had the chance to stamp his mark on the game.
14. Peter Dodd (6). Played out the final four minutes.