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Canvey
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Well done the lads a fantastic 2-1 win today. Up The Hamlet !!
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Re: Canvey
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Best attendance of the day 409
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v Canvey
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a decent result against an in form team. We started very brightly and Vidal got a goal after a shot was deflected leaving him with little more than a tap in. We continued to dominate and then a bizarre refereeing decision possibly cost us a second. Clunis got behind the last man and through on goal. His shirt was clearly pulled, he shrugged him off stumbled regained composure and slid the ball wide and the ref gives a free kick. It has to be a pen and a red. Later in the half Carew did exactly the same in the centre circle and the Canvey player recovered. Whistle blows, free kick and a yellow for Carew. Truly awful
Second half Canvey were strong and scored a very good goal from a corner. 5/10 mins later Carew hit a free kick from around 25 yards which the keeper somehow let through his arms and legs and it trickled into the net
There were no more real alarms. Their keeper was Tim Brown who was penalised for the 6 second rule last season when playing for us. Ishmail Kamara also played and other than nearly breaking someones leg in the first half with a flying 2 footed challenged he was largely inconspicuous
Weather was awful for 80 mins of the match so for me a decent 3 points and a dry drive home!
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Re: Canvey
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Xavier Vidal gave us the lead after 4 mins
Canvey equalised around the 65 minute mark.
Ashley Carew restored our lead after 72 mins which happened to be the last scoring of the match.
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Kalakoutis
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How did Kalakoutis look when he came on? Seems to have a decent left foot if YouTube is anything to go by (assuming it's the same bloke, and taking into account he seems to be playing in parks...):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCuqPJeK4xo
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Canvey 1 Hamlet 2
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A hard fought away win in which we rode our luck a bit in the second half against a side who are no mugs. For the first quarter of the game Hamlet were totally dominant with the play almost entirely in the Canvey half and almost all the possession ours.
Hamlet were in front within five minutes after a Clunis shot from twenty yards was deflected and Vidal showed impressive alertness to pounce and force it into the net from short range before teh defenders could reach the ball. Then came that incident that could have reduced Canvey to ten men after only fifteen minutes. Firstly it wouldn't have been a penalty as the foul took place outside the box; Clunis clearly had his shirt pulled by the last defender doing his utmost to stop him unfairly as he wsent clear slightly to the left of centre, but he stayed on his feet, steadied himself, and shot just wide from around 15 yards. I didn't particularly have a problem with not pulling the play back and showing a red card, as there was a clear advantage played and I'm not sure the foul significantly reduced his chances of scoring. He wasn't denied a clear scoring opportunity, because he still had one and wasted it. However the foul was so blatantly deliberate and calculated the offender surely ought to have been booked afterwards, but wasn't.
Casnvey had started to come more into the game towards the end of the first half, and by the second half they generally seemed to have the ascendancy in midfield. The speed with which they transformed defence into attack when our own attacking play broke down was a bit of a worry. Around midway though the half they equalised from a neat corner routine, a low cross pulled back to the near post swept emphatically into the roof of the net. But the home side had no real chance to build on that as within five minutes a foul more than thirty yards out gave Carew another chance to demonstrate his prowess at the art of the direct free kick. A dipping, swerving shot reached the keeper at waist height and somehow slithered through his hands and spun over the line inside the near post. Canvey forced a lot of set pieces after that as we were repeatedly penalised for fouls in midfield, but our defence stood firm with Oshane Brown well protected and equal to everything that was required of him.
As ian noted, the referee's performance prompted a lot of comment about various incidents. I think I preferred the days when most ref's seemed to fall into two stereotypical categories: the bald skinny bloke and fat grey haired bloke. Now there seems to be a prominent new more youthful category resembling an overeagar 'school swot'. This bloke looked to be in his early twenties nd began by letting off a series of players with a few words when perhaps a yellow card should have been shown. For a start there was the foul on Clunis, then the lunge from Ishmail Kamara, whom we know from his Hamlet days to be a somewhat abrasive performer who must have left plenty of our opponents nursing bumps and bruises the day after playing against us. Then after about half an hour he suddenly started booking people for things he'd overlooked earlier, and there was a clear inconsistency thoughout inpenalising people for stuff aroudn the halfway line when there was little immediate chance of a goal threat, but not doing so when he might have had to show a red card or a serious attack broke down. (This is a real pet hate of mine.) Perhaps most annoyingly of all he sent two of our substitutes back to the touchline for what appeared to be kit-related irregularities as soon as they'd entered the field, leaving us to restart a man short. How often do you ever see that? Apart from anything else I felt that undermined his assistant, who had already checked the players before letting them on.
Nick Kalakoutis, a tall strong midfielder, gave a solid if unspectacular cameo on debut, shoring up the midfield during the final quarter. (Perhaps his most noteworthy achievement was to actually take his place on the field without being ordered back to the touchline by Mr P. E. Dantic.)
Team (4-2-1-3): Brown - Hibbert, Forbes(c), Pinnock, Shaw - Carew, Samuels - Vidal - Graham, McCoulsky, Clunis.
Subs: Mendy (for Graham), Kalakoutis (for Carew), I.Mansaray (for Mendy), Hysi, Gonsalves (not used).
Attendance: 409
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Re: Canvey 1 Hamlet 2
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An excellent report as ever, thank you!
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