Tap House 4 vs 2 Withymoor FC

<p>On the slippery surface of Springfield Road Withymoor were looking for back to back wins after success last time out against The Gigmill. However The Colts goalkeeper NUMBER 2 failed to deal with a routine cross early on, the ball squirming under his body to be poked home at close range and if that wasn't bad enough the keeper would allow a second go in when what seemed a routine collection bounced off his knee and rebounded off the opposition for 2-0. Failing to find words to do NUMBER 2's half justice here's a list to choose from...abhorrentappallingatrociousawfuldangerousdiredisastrousdisturbingdreadfulextremefrightfulghastlygruesomeharrowinghideoushorrendoushorridhorrifyingserioussevereshockingunfortunateunpleasantawe-inspiringbeastlydesperatedreaddreadedfearfulhatefulinconvenientloathsomemonstrousobnoxiousodiousoffensivepetrifyingpoorrepulsiverevoltingrottenunnervingunwelcomevile<p>Tap House would add a third to an abysmal first 45 minutes for The Colts when the striker rounded a beleaguered NUMBER 2 to slot home.<p>Half Time saw The Colts forced into a change when INFLUENTIAL LEADER OF MEN was took off due to a hamstring injury which could keep the skipper out for about a month. This saw the introduction of the impressive DALLO 2.<p> <p>Withymoor however started the second half well and created more chances however it was Tap House who added to their tally when a good passing move resulted in a tidy finish for 4-0. Withymoor fans appealed for a penalty early on when JUNIOR JUNIOR went down under the challenge of the defender, Local authorities have been contacted over rumours of a sniper somewhere amongst the supporters. Withymoor would respond positivley when JUNIOR JUNIOR solo effort saw him beat the keeper at his near post. Withymoor would add a second late on when player manager Nathan Crage scored a rare goal with a neat finish.<p>With a Man of The Match difficult to choose and with only 45 minutes on the pitch DALLO 2 pipped JUNIOR JUNIOR to the post, both having impressive outings.