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West Allotment Celtic (a) Friendly
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Date: Monday
21st July 2003, 7pm Venue:
Whitley Park, aka Blue Flames |
West Allotment Celtic |
1 - 7 | Newcastle United Reserves |
| Half time: | 0 - 2 | |
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| Score Sheet: | ||
Potts (26)
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Guy
(16) Guy
(24) Guy
(44)
Ramage (55)
Carr (75) Guy
(82)
Webster (87)
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| Teams | ||
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tbc |
Adam Collin |
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| Substitutes: | ||
| tbc | Adam Bartlett for Colin (46) | |
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| Subs not used: | ||
| tbc | Alan
O'Brien Bradley Orr Steven Taylor Calvin Zola Stephen Brennan Martin Brittain |
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| Bookings: | ||
| None | None | |
| Dismissals: | ||
| None | None | |
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| Referee: tbc | ||
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| Attendance: 950 | ||
Goals |
16 mins Striker Lewis Guy planted a downward header past keeper Tyler from a Wayne Quinn cross 1-0
24 mins That man again Guy,
seizing on a mistake by West's Kirk to turn quickly and fire in from six yards 2-0
26 mins A mix-up between keeper Adam Collin and Peter Ramage allowed Potts
to sneak in and convert 2-1
44 mins A hat-trick for Guy with a cool finish
after a long ball from midfield had left him one-on-one against the keeper 3-1
Half time: West Allotment 1 Newcastle 3
55 mins A Wayne Quinn corner was headed
home by Ramage 4-1
75 mins Quinn's shot was deflected in by Chris
Carr 5-1
82 mins Guy got his fourth of the night, lobbing the keeper
after 82 minutes 6-1
87 mins Ben Webster finished the scoring from the edge of the box following a Quinn
pass 7-1
Full time: West Allotment 1 Newcastle 7
Waffle |
A friendly match played in front of a decent crowd at a sun-drenched Whitley
Park, giving the Northern Alliance title favourites their highest crowd of the season, unless
they draw the Magpies in the Senior Cup.
The game went pretty much the way one expects these things to, with
initial resistance from the non-league side breached at reasonably regular
intervals once the first one had gone in.
For Newcastle fans it was heartening to see Lewis Guy in prolific
pre-season form, almost a year to the day that he'd injured himself in a
friendly at North Shields. That incident was to sideline him for half the season
and see him playing catch up thereafter, although he did enjoy some success in
front of goal when drafted in to the reserve side.
Having not wanted the season to end, Guy was quickly into his stride
again and will doubtless be looking for regular action in one of our two reserve
teams this season to kickstart his international career and fulfil the potential
that has seen him contracted to the club until 2005.
Biffa
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