Prescot Cables Football Club
Hope Street
Prescot
L34 6HD
Hope Street
Prescot
L34 6HD
Tel 0151 430 0507
Fax 0151 426 6440
Mob 07745 068935
Fax 0151 426 6440
Mob 07745 068935
Email
prescotcables@hotmail.com
prescotcables@hotmail.com
2009 - Celebrating 125 Years of Football History
Prescot Cables CIC Share
Application Forms
can be downloaded here
can be downloaded here
Prescot Cables C.I.C.
Rules can be downloaded
here
Saturday 8th August 2009
LAST GASP GOAL BEATS CABLES
Prescot Cables 0 v Marine FC 1
Prescot Cables 0 v Marine FC 1
THE BALLS BAND
ARE COMING !!
ARE COMING !!
The fabulous Balls Band will be playing
at Cables on Friday 16th October. Tickets
only £5 which amazingly includes a
Buffet. Sure to be another great night.
Ask at the Clubhouse for tickets.
Prescot Cables were beaten in the dying minutes of what had been until
that momemt a fairly even contest. Marine scored in the 88th minute
just as it was starting to look like like a draw wa so on the cards.
The first half saw Cables adequately equip themselves. All bu for a 5-10 minute spell Cables were definitely on an even footing. Marine had more shots on goal but Cables defence was strong and we were playing well in the midfield. Most fans were very pleased with the team performance at half way. The team were talking and the coach was giving advice.
During the second half, however, Marine started to get on top a bit. A few credible shots were saved by the Cables goalie Lowe and the sub Andy Brown. Substitutions were necessary to take advantage of the fact that the match was friendly but we definitely lost something in the second half. Cables did not look as if they were going to score and a certain competitive edge was missing when Fluery went off in the first half after a challenge that went wrong.
Joey Gib explained later that several key players were missing due to holidays and coaching commitments who would feature in a first team, nevertheless, he was content with the progress being made and displayed against a Unibond premier league side.
GeoffC
The first half saw Cables adequately equip themselves. All bu for a 5-10 minute spell Cables were definitely on an even footing. Marine had more shots on goal but Cables defence was strong and we were playing well in the midfield. Most fans were very pleased with the team performance at half way. The team were talking and the coach was giving advice.
During the second half, however, Marine started to get on top a bit. A few credible shots were saved by the Cables goalie Lowe and the sub Andy Brown. Substitutions were necessary to take advantage of the fact that the match was friendly but we definitely lost something in the second half. Cables did not look as if they were going to score and a certain competitive edge was missing when Fluery went off in the first half after a challenge that went wrong.
Joey Gib explained later that several key players were missing due to holidays and coaching commitments who would feature in a first team, nevertheless, he was content with the progress being made and displayed against a Unibond premier league side.
GeoffC