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Bolton Wanderers (a) Premier Reserve League North
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Date: Mon
8th November 2004, 7pm Venue: County
Ground, Leyland |
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Bolton Wanderers Res |
1 - 2 | Newcastle United Res |
| Half time: | 0 - 0 | |
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| Score Sheet: | ||
Shakes (79) |
Kribib og (53)
Taylor (86) |
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| Teams | ||
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Oakes Powell Livesey Comyn-Platt Talbot Shakes O'Brien Whitehead Kribib Vaz Te Luisi |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 |
Caig Gate Brennan Ramage Taylor Howe Brittain Dyer Walton Guy Webster |
| Substitutes: | ||
| Maghill for Luisi (57) | Smylie
for Dyer (72) Guy Bates for Walton (79) Carl Finnigan for Guy (79) |
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| Subs not used: | ||
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Ashton Fojut Gillan Hill |
Bartlett Edgar |
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| Bookings: | ||
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None |
None | |
| Dismissals: | ||
| None | None | |
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Referee: tbc |
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| Attendance: tbc | ||
Goals |
Half time: Wanderers 0 Newcastle 0
53 mins Brittain shot / og by Kribib 1-0
79 mins Shakes shot 1-1
86 mins Taylor shot 2-1
Full time: Wanderers 1 Newcastle 2
We Said |
Tommy Craig commented:
"It was good to see Kieron Dyer get a good 70 minutes under his belt, he put a real shift in.
"I took him off as a precaution. He was fine and had enjoyed the game - in fact he was reluctant to come off - but I felt it was better that he come off rather than get slowly fatigued."
"I was delighted with the win. It was a hard-earned win against a very direct Bolton team. Everyone put a real shift in."
Waffle |
A goal four minutes from time by defender
Steven Taylor gave Tommy Craig's side victory at Leyland against their Bolton
counterparts on Monday evening.
After a scoreless opening period, the Magpies broke the deadlock on 53 minutes
when Kieron Dyer set up Martin Brittain whose shot beat the 'keeper via
deflection off Bolton's French youth international midfielder Reda Kribib.
After an energetic display, a tiring Dyer was
substituted on 72 minutes, with the home side levelling seven minutes later
through London-born striker Ricky Shakes, who cut out Steven Taylor's attempted
back pass to Caig.
But with the game looking destined for a draw, Taylor atoned for his error, popping
up to put the visitors ahead again with four minutes remaining, a lead we held
onto.
Biffa