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Home arrow News arrow Futsal Super Saturday Disapointment
Futsal Super Saturday Disapointment Print E-mail
Written by Kevin Bryant   
Friday, 12 June 2009

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Grimsby vs. BBS Couriors

Teams shake hands before game.

 

Changed the header, Super Saturday now reads Super Saturday disappointment!

The tournament was revamped from 2 groups of 3 teams to 1 group of 5 after Teesside failed to make the venue. Straightforward for the organisers but inconsiderate for 2 of the Grimsby players who missed the first game as their travel plans had been for a first game 11.45 kick off!

Everything started brightly for Grimsby Futsal, Herriman scored a brilliant opener to put us 1-0 vs. Manchester. At this point we were playing excellent futsal and looked a tournament threat. Even after Manchester went 1-1 we had the game's best chances; Manchester was always a danger from their limited chances and we paid the price 1-2.

Next game BBS Couriers vs. Grimsby Futsal.  Both teams needed to win.  BBS always had the lead until a free 10 metre shot for accumulated fouls, or should I say fouls on Josh Parry.  Leigh Graves (GK) netted with time out on the clock. 3-3

Next up Sheffield, patchy performance team never moved fluently, the passing and movement was ‘Mundail.'  3 new team faces in the squad did not help cohesion; the team was unable to think on its feet.  1-3

The last game all eyes was on Grimsby vs. Dengo. The result would effect if Manchester or Dengo qualified.  Grimsby decided on playing full game with a ‘fly' goal keeper (Peter Herriman).  It was an unmitigated disaster.  No fault of Peter, he got his part correct. It was the outfield players. The players had watched Sheffield use a ‘flier' in all their games; unfortunately they had watched but tactically taken nothing on board.  6 goals adrift at half time Leigh Graves returned to gaol and proceeded to play the ‘flier' role rather well given that he had previously been uncomfortable when asked to play the role. Final score 2-11.

Dengo, qualified with 4 straight wins.  They were the best futsal ‘newcomer' team I have seen in last 10 years.  Made up of skilful players from a Liverpool Saturday/Sunday team; the players had the game looked tactically as though they had played it all their lives.

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 BBS Couriers had a poor opening game vs. Sheffield, unable to cope with a team that used a 'flyier' goal keeper to great advantage. Score 1-4

Next game BBS Couriers vs. Grimsby Futsal.  Both teams needed to win.  BBS always had the lead until a free 10 metre shot for accumulated fouls, or should I say fouls on Josh Parry.  Leigh Graves (GK) netted with time out on the clock. 3-3

BBS 2 Dengo 3. closest any team got to beating Dengo.  BBS played some great stuff.

BBS finished on a flourish with a well deserved win 3-0 against tournament favourites Manchester.  Manchester had their England international on the pitch, BBS had 'Ludow' who orchestrated the game for his team. Credit to BBS who achieved only clean sheet of day.

QUESTION:

Is Grimsby doing its self an injustice by diluting into 2 teams?

   
   

 

Last Updated ( Monday, 15 June 2009 )
 
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