040809CablesVVauxhallReport

Cables is situated directly next to houses. The Board of Directors have no desire to affect the local residents peace. The one issue that effects relations between the Club and residents is inconsiderate parking by visitors. Such parking will not be tolerated and the Club encourages the police to take action against drivers where necessary.

Prescot Cables continued to improve against the Motormen and showed that they are a side that is slowly but surely coming together. Cables fans were keen for the team to build upon the win against Chadderton and see how they perform against opposition from a higher league. They were not disappointed in any way. In contrast to the game against St Helens Town, Cables on this occasion did actually turn up for the match. There seemed to be a desire to play and win and this was evidenced by commitment to win the ball and give 100 percent effort.

During the first 5 minutes of the match both teams were extremely busy.There was a definite air of excitement in the ground and the 180 supporters who attended could sense that there was a possibility that a good contest was about to unfold. You could tell that both teams were up for it.

At 19 minutes the Motors Kyle Sampson burst along the right wing only to be subjected to a quality tackle by Cables Phil Green. Game on. Cables were not going to be embarrassed this evening. A few minutes later Mike Burke for the Motormen ran through a static Cables defence and scored. However the dissapointment soon faded when the Liner called it Offside and the goal was disallowed.