PRESCOT CABLES FOOTBALL CLUB
A Community Interest Football Club founded 1884
A Community Interest Football Club founded 1884
We have seen time and again this season
Cables’ losing momentum and
capitulating having conceded a couple of
goals. However, the mood was much
more positive in the Cables team and Phil
Green opened Cable’s account with a
shot from 15 yards which had the
Frickley keeper beaten from the moment
it left Green’s boot.
The introduction of Mahama on 76 minutes did nothing to change the game with most of the Cables play coming down the right channel courtesy of Allan Collins – a definite gem for the future on
The introduction of Mahama on 76 minutes did nothing to change the game with most of the Cables play coming down the right channel courtesy of Allan Collins – a definite gem for the future on
sort of behaviour in nonleague football and both
Cables and Frickley fans were rightly offended by
their shocking taunts aimed at Andy Paxton.
Cables may be relegated but the overall performance from a young side was impressive. The introduction of some younger players, the positive attitude and the professionalism of the Cables side will give Andy Gray the building blocks we need for our promotion push next season.
Cables may be relegated but the overall performance from a young side was impressive. The introduction of some younger players, the positive attitude and the professionalism of the Cables side will give Andy Gray the building blocks we need for our promotion push next season.
Man of the match for me was Allan
Collins….just ahead of Andy Paxton
who turned in yet another encouraging
and creditable performance.
Reporter . M. Byron
Reporter . M. Byron
his showing today.
Cables were unable to capitalise on Green’s goal and the game was played out in the Cables half of the pitch, with Lee Morris turning provider for Neil Towler to score the home side’s third and final goal.
The final whistle saw a mini pitch invasion by relatively young Frickley fans and it is to be hoped that their disgusting behaviour is suitably punished by Frickley Athletic. We do not expect to see that
Cables were unable to capitalise on Green’s goal and the game was played out in the Cables half of the pitch, with Lee Morris turning provider for Neil Towler to score the home side’s third and final goal.
The final whistle saw a mini pitch invasion by relatively young Frickley fans and it is to be hoped that their disgusting behaviour is suitably punished by Frickley Athletic. We do not expect to see that