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<\/a>After a hurried breakfast I shot off to St Maurice pr\u00e8s Pionsat to watch the fist half of the 3rd XI’s match which kicks off at 13:00. I couldn’t stay long – only for the first half in fact, as I needed to be off to catch the 1st XI’s match that kicked off at 15:00 <\/p>\nIt was 1-0 in FC Pionsat St Hilaire’s favour when I left, but it turns out that they ended up by losing lost 2-1. and that makes me wonder what happened in the match because they were well ahead in the game from what I saw. <\/p>\n
But then it’s always going to be difficult for the 3rd XI without a recognised goalkeeper and I wish that the club would make more effort to find one for them.
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He’s big and rather ponderous, just like a lower-league centre forward should be, but sometimes he pulls something out that is so unexpected. <\/p>\n And he can be like that when he’s playing football too.<\/p>\n He has probably the most powerful shot of any footballer I have ever seen, and like this one today, many a goalkeeper has put both hands on the ball but it hasn’t done the slightest bit of good.<\/p>\n If there hadn’t been a net in that goal, the ball would have probably made it all the way to the Atlantic without bouncing. Regular readers of this rubbish will recall that I’ve criticised the team time and time again for being something of a lightweight side, easily hustled off the ball, but they were nothing like that today. <\/a> But Pionsat’s goal was a pearler – another absolute screamer from Xavier, 20 yards out.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>From there I had to drive like hell through the back lanes to the suburbs of Riom to watch FC Pionsat St Hilaire’s 1st XI in the match against E S Malauzat. And that was a hard-fought game that turned out to be very bad-tempered, and what made me happy in one sense was that most of the physical stuff was being dished out for a change by Pionsat.<\/p>\n
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