… that last night was dramatic, what with the Miners coming back from the dead, you should have been at Briffons this afternoon, cos you ain’t seen nuffink yet!
FC Pionsat St Hilaire had no goalkeeper out there today for the match against Briffons-Perpezat for a start.
Michael Bucaud was in the orange and warming up behind the goals. Although he’s not been long at the club, I’ve never seen him play as a goalkeeper before.
And with FC Pionsat St Hilaire being 2-0 down with the game dragging on towards the end, it really did look as if that was that.
But then, suddenly, someone flicked the switch and the team burst into life.
And in the space of probably 20 minutes they scored 4 times to win the match and to progress through to the next round of the League Cup.
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen anything quite like this – especially from FC Pionsat St Hilaire. They are much more likely to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory as we all know.
And I bet that you are wondering how come they managed to score 4 times in a match, especially as Cedric was having the day off.
But for a very pleasant change the rest of the attackers, once they had come to life, looked the part as well and tore the Briffons- Perpezat defence to shreds.
Even Vincent, an 18 year old lad who signed for the senior team this year, although about 6 feet tall but weighing about 6 stones, threw himself about and made two goals for his striking partner, as well as hitting the post in the closing stages of the game.
It was a lovely day to be out as well, a really nice day for a long drive, and I arrived at the ground early en.ough to see the second half of the previous game
That was a match in the Ladies’ League.
Briffons-Perpezat won that match quite comfortably – after all, they are second in the league – but the standard of play is much higher than I was expecting.
I was pleasantly surprised by it all. In fact it made me wish that I would have arrived even earlier to watch all of the game.
But this morning, I’m not sure what happened.
Chatting to Rhys until about 02:30, and with it being a Sunday too, I expected to be in bed until midday. But 08:45 when I woke up, and I could not get back to sleep.
So a lazy morning, but I did repair my two chests of drawers that are slowly starting to fall to pieces. At least now they open and close properly.
Anyway, back to work tomorrow. I need to clean out at the side of the lean-to and then move all of the stuff onto there from off the hardstanding.
That isn’t going to be the work of five minutes.