HOLSWORTHY AWAY

WE MASTER THE "MAGPIES"
The grim scene at "Upcott Field" continues when we inflict yet another heavy defeat on them. "Johnny Haveran" (pic) gave us a dream start after only 5mins. But then the style of play somewhat left us. We went in on the break on level pegs. Not forgetting this was the only goal the home side has scored this season. But after some strong words obviously coming from the manager "Dave Leonard", things were different in the second period. We completely controlled the the game. Taking the lead with a goal from "Chris Wright" and shortly after "Ross Saint" added to the tally. "John Haveran" then struck his second from a corner. Everyone knew by now what way the game was going. A further goal from "Chris Wright and Ross Saint" made the total of six. It was a lovely afternoon enjoyed by all. I trust we all had a safe journey home. Scroll down and see some action.
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HOLSWORTHY AWAY

"IAN EVANS"

Was drafted in from the second team squad , to keep goal for the senior side. He done us proud, and showed a safe pair of hands for the 90mins.

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"CHRIS WRIGHT"
Puts in a strong challenge, and for his efforts put his name on two goals.
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"ROSS SAINT"
Got on the score-sheet twice.
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"CHRIS WRIGHT"

Proved to be a huge problem for the "Magpies" defence.

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MAN OF THE MATCH

In the opening 5mins of the game, "John Haveran",(no 5) gave us a great start with a brillaint headed goal , swung in from a corner. He went on to score again in the second half. Again from the corner, a first time strike. For his performance he gets the "clubs" Man of the Match.

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THE FIFTH GOAL GOES IN ?

During the 90mins "Ross Saint" was on target twice. Would you believe this chance found the net for his second goal.

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WADEBRIDGE AWAY

"IT WAS A BRIDGE TOO

FAR FOR THE "BRIDGERS"

The manager changed the line-up for

our away fixture at Wadebridge Town

to rectify the defeat in mid-week.

His experience paid off, when we coasted through the 90mins to the tune of 5 nil.

It was good to meet up again with an old

member of the Parkway family "Stuart Dudley". Who is currently in charge of the young "Bridgers" side. We took the lead after 23mins, with good work from !Lee Doel". He paved the way for "Chris Wright" who made space, and picked his spot shooting wide of the home keeper. He went on to make his tally on four. (1 pen) and put his name on the "Man of the Match".

"Ross Saint" popped up for a second ball, and converted the chance for our fifth goal.

It was a good all round performance, and puts us back in winning form again.

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WADEBRIDGE AWAY

"TOP MAN"
"CHRIS WRIGHT". Was on target no less than four times.
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WADEBRIDGE AWAY

"CHRIS WRIGHT"

Sends the keeper the wrong way from the spot for our second goal.

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WADEBRIDGE AWAY

"JIM ALEXANDRA"

Was an inspiration in our mid-field for the 90mins.

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WADEBRIDGE AWAY

"MAT HAWKE"

Combined well at the back with "Gareth Picknell". Both had outstanding games for the 90mins.

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WADEBRIDGE AWAY

"GARETH PICKNELL"

Was a stumbling wall for the home front runners.

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WADEBRIDGE AWAY

"ROSS SAINT"

Was on hand in the second half, to latch onto a second ball for our fifth goal.

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TORPOINT HOME

EARLY PRESSURE FOR THEM !!
We are saying "It's early days yet", but how long are we to say that ?. Three games gone ,and only three points in the bag. We were desperate to gain a win against our rivals from across the "Tamar". But it was not to be. On the break, going in flagship by a slender goal. Soon after they were back level, following a mix-up in the defence. Chances fell for us, but the final touch was missing. Especially when you have a one on one with the keeper, but fail to score. Then in the dying moments, they pounced on a second ball to steal the points. At the final whistle, with the visiting celebrations, you would have thought they had won a "gold medal" ??.
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TORPOINT HOME

"PAUL BAKER"
Shot low in the first half, to give us the lead. Came close for his second , but with the keeper well beaten, it came back off the post.
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TORPOINT HOME

"SAM MATHEWS"
Worked hard in the first half, and created many chances.
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TORPOINT HOME

"VIRGIL IGALAWUYE"
Was a firm favourite with his playing days at "Parkway"
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TORPOINT HOME

"GAVIN WOODWARD"
Ex-Parkway defender, played a major role in the first half keeping us at bay.
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TORPOINT HOME

"WOODY"

In action again , before going off through injury.

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TORPOINT AT HOME

"MIKE ROBERTS" (CENTRE)

In the dying minutes of the game, the smallest player on the park made his mark to win the three points.

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CULLOMPTON AWAY

"SPOT THE BALL ??"
Our away fixture at "Speeds Meadow", was a game of two halfs. The first, belonged to us taking the early lead. But chances were there for further goals. But time and time again the final strike was over the bar. On the break they were level , when a low shot took a cruel deflection, sending our keeper off balance. I thought they were there for the taking. But second half the home side somewhat stepped up the pressure. We found ourselves on the back foot for long periods. They took the lead shortly after the start, with it must be said a great header. They then sealed the game with a free kick. The ball was floated over from the side-lines, and it drifted over a mellee of players, and found the back of the net. Play was tricky under the wet conditions, but that goes for both sides. Never mind , it's early days yet !! On a final note, the hospitality shown to us was brilliant.
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"MAT CUSACK"
Got on the end of a cross from Johnny Haveran to head us in the lead after 14mins.
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EARLY PRESSURE FOR THE HOME DEFENCE
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"KEV ROBINSON"
Played a strong game in our defence.
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PARKWAY KEEPER SIMON ZINN

About to make a brave save ,which would have been a certain goal.

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"CHRIS WRIGHT"

Chances were there, but the final touch was missing.

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CULLUMPTON AWAY

"STEVIE SOWDEN"

The biggest winner on the day was this "fella". He entered the pre-match club draw, and successfully predicted three scores from the football league. So he went home £250 richer for his troubles. See you down the club "Steve". (mine's a guinness)

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FALMOUTH TOWN AWAY

IT WAS A GOOD START !!
Parkway manager "Dave Leonard", guided us through for a fine away win to start the season. It was a rain-lashed Bickland Park, but the football was good. Player manager for the home side, "Andy Bowker" had no answer to our quick movement on the ball. We put our stamp on the game after 15mins. Coming up for the corner, skipper "Mat Hawke", pictured, (man of the match) got the last touch to head us into the lead. After that, we were well in charge of the game. Parkway keeper "Simon Zinn", handled easily, anything that came his way. It was a good all round performance under heavy conditions. On the 90min whistle, we clocked up six goals. Late in the game, Falmouth had a gifted goal from the spot, for an infringement in the box. Scroll down to see the score-sheet.
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"PAUL BAKER"
Opened up his scoring account for the season. He hit a low shot pass the keeper for our second goal.
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"BRILLIANT GOAL"

"John Haveran" gets the victory slap from his team-mates , after registering our third goal.

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"LEWIS FINDS THE NET"

Coming off the bench, with his first touch of the ball, "Lewis Young" struck a fine goal . He went on to get his second, and to make the day complete , a "yellow card" as well ??.

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FALMOUTH TOWN AWAY

"SAM MATHEWS"

Got on the score-sheet with our fifth goal.

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"MAT CUSACK"

For obvious reasons, came under some heavy tackling !!

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FALMOUTH TOWN AWAY

"FALMOUTH PLAYER MANAGER "ANDY BOWKER"

So I'm afraid for ex-Parkway player "Bowks", It's back to the drawing board??

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TRURO CITY

THE SQUAD 2008 - 2009

Truro manager "Robin Watt" brought along a young side to "Bolitho Park". With the elements not in our favour, the hardened crowd that attended were rewarded with a good display of football. On the night we were far the better side and ran out 3-1 winners. But the score-line not important, but the friendly way the game was played. Chris Wright gave us the lead, from the spot. Truro got level in the same fashion. Second half, late in the game he struck again for his second goal. Just before the final whistle "Phil Daniels" made the score-line complete.
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TRURO CITY

"WELL! IT WAS RAINING ??

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TRURO CITY

"CHRIS WRIGHT"

Put us in the lead from the spot in the first half. For his second goal, he restored our lead again in the late stages of the game. Out jumping his marker, his header found the net.

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TRURO CITY

"MAT HAWKE"

Took care of the high balls alongside "Quinny and Kev Robinson".

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TRURO CITY

"JOHN HAVERAN"

Had a solid game in defence as always.

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TRURO CITY

"PAUL QUINN"

His dangerous left foot corners, put the visitors under pressure.

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TRURO CITY FRIENDLY

HEH! BIG DAY TOMOROW

Tuesday 5th Aug with a 7.45pm k/0 we take on "Truro City"

at home. (Bolitho Park). This will be our first friendly at home

and your chance to see the new squad. So come on down and

give us a shout. Admission on the night £3 for adults, and for

O.A.P. and children £1. Refreshments, tea ,coffee, pasties,

and a friendly bar. What more do you want ??

See you there

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OKEHAMPTON

"PRESENTATION"
We marked the day with Parkway manager "Dave Leonard" and Okehampton secretary "Charlie Bond". Both games were enjoyed by all. With the score-line not important, the day was a great success. Good football came from both games, and played in a friendly manner , that is a credit to our game. Im sure all at "Parkway" wish all the best for "Okehampton", in their coming season.
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OKEHAMPTON

"STONEWALL"
"Quinney and John Haveran" were a stumbling wall for the home sides ,front runners.
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"TOP MAN"
Paul Quinn had a faultless game. A player I greatly admire.
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"SAFE HANDS"
Parkway's keeper brought off some fine saves to keep a clean sheet for the 90mins.
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"LEE DOEL"

Ran as usual for the 90mins. Hit a screamer against the cross-bar in the first half that should have registered a goal.

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OKEHAMPTON

"TARGET MAN"
Chris Wright was closely monitered, but got on the score-sheet, all be it from the spot.

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OKEHAMPTON

"DOUBLE GAME"
Parkway's reserve keeper had a busy afternoon. Owing to injury , he turned out again for the second game in the Okehampton goal.
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