David Lilley : Ramsden Cup Man of the match


By Stomp Admin
July 31 2012

David Lilley recieved the match of the match award against Hamilton on Saturday, but do you agree with the selectors opinion?

1Arthur - Was called on to do much, only one mistake had
Warren clearing of the line.
2Hart - All the defence put in an excellent performance
3Warren - Saved Kenny Arthur's Blushes
4MacDonald - All the defence put in an excellent performance
5Lilley - All the defence put in an excellent performance
6Lynch - Worked hard but at times the ball by passed him
and the midfield
7Evans  (73) - Worked hard defensively needs a better final ball
8Blockley - put the pass across for McLarens Goal opportunity,
worked hard in midfield
9Di Giacomo  (60) - Struggled
10Boyle  (82) - Worked hard but fed on scraps
11Griffin - Worked well with Warren going forward
12Stallard  (73) - Mr versatile came on at right wing
14Donnelly  (60) - Didn't have enough of the ball to show much.
15McLaren  (82) - Scored with almost his first touch
16Buchanan
17Duncan

Above you can see the list of players who played a part of Saturdays game, is there anyone you feel deserves a special mention.

We have updated the Poll on the front page so you can select your man of the match.

David Lilley : Ramsden Cup Man of the match
Posted by: The Stomp (IP Logged)
Date: 31/07/2012 13:11

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Re: David Lilley : Ramsden Cup Man of the match
Posted by: Diamond F (IP Logged)
Date: 31/07/2012 19:44

Not disputing it, he won everything in the air but it was what I expected because McDonald was back in beside him. Stallard made a difference when he came on and boyle/donnelly looked better than boyle/Digiac. Warren looks decnt but i see a few yellows coming his way.

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