Those Were The Days; 21st July 2001
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THOSE WERE THE DAYS
21st July 2001
Pre-Season Friendly
HRBFC 0 Wimbledon 1 Att; 563
HRBFC;-
Stuart MacKenzie; Steve Omonua, Darren Deegan, Chris Robinson, Anthony Howard, Fiston Manuella, Richard O’Connor, Steve French, Richard Thompson, Danny Alleyne, Ronnie Girvan.
Subs, all used;-
Adam Dunsby; Gregory, Bakashan, Clark, Warren Williams, Richard Taylor, Gary Drewett, Leon Canning, Ryan Hillary, Paul de Luca, Dudley Gardner.
Wimbledon;-
Ian Feuer; Darren Holloway, Des Byrne, Mikele Leigertwood, Chris Willmott, Andy Roberts, Par Karlsson, Alex Tapp, Jobi McAnuff, Michael Hughes, Neil Shipperley.
Subs, all used;-
Paul Heald; Mensing, Adam Nowland, Jenkins.
The Beavers were missing nine regulars so Steve Cordery was forced to send out a very inexperienced side against Wimbledon in this pre-season friendly. Despite this Hampton did create some early chances, Manuella was denied when Ian Feuer tipped his effort over the bar. Howard, Hampton’s young centre-half did a good job in monitoring Neil Shipperley, whilst MacKenzie looked very secure and made some good saves during his first half outing. In the second half Darren Holloway struck the post, whilst Gardner went close with a 30 yard free-kick which struck the angle of post and crossbar. Late on, Shipperley, on his debut for the Dons, won the game with a firm far post header which gave substitute keeper, Dunsby, no chance.
The Old Historian
21st July 2001
Pre-Season Friendly
HRBFC 0 Wimbledon 1 Att; 563
HRBFC;-
Stuart MacKenzie; Steve Omonua, Darren Deegan, Chris Robinson, Anthony Howard, Fiston Manuella, Richard O’Connor, Steve French, Richard Thompson, Danny Alleyne, Ronnie Girvan.
Subs, all used;-
Adam Dunsby; Gregory, Bakashan, Clark, Warren Williams, Richard Taylor, Gary Drewett, Leon Canning, Ryan Hillary, Paul de Luca, Dudley Gardner.
Wimbledon;-
Ian Feuer; Darren Holloway, Des Byrne, Mikele Leigertwood, Chris Willmott, Andy Roberts, Par Karlsson, Alex Tapp, Jobi McAnuff, Michael Hughes, Neil Shipperley.
Subs, all used;-
Paul Heald; Mensing, Adam Nowland, Jenkins.
The Beavers were missing nine regulars so Steve Cordery was forced to send out a very inexperienced side against Wimbledon in this pre-season friendly. Despite this Hampton did create some early chances, Manuella was denied when Ian Feuer tipped his effort over the bar. Howard, Hampton’s young centre-half did a good job in monitoring Neil Shipperley, whilst MacKenzie looked very secure and made some good saves during his first half outing. In the second half Darren Holloway struck the post, whilst Gardner went close with a 30 yard free-kick which struck the angle of post and crossbar. Late on, Shipperley, on his debut for the Dons, won the game with a firm far post header which gave substitute keeper, Dunsby, no chance.
The Old Historian