Yeah, so from what I can tell, the game sort of started with an energy affair, but I think the first chance for Craig was about 10 minutes.
Ball over top, Denzel sort of ran onto the through ball.
As it bounced, he had to sort of stop and jump with the defender.
As it came down, he's holding his hamstring.
He was subbed straight off on 10 minutes and Dayo came on, number 17 Dayo came on as a sub for Denzel.
We know this is a bit of a worry.
You know, last season he was plagued with this hamstring.
The season before, once again, he's had issues with his hamstring.
So, you know, a bit worrying.
I mean, I spoke to someone last night at the Punjab game and they sort of said they spoke to Denzel and apparently it's not his hamstring.
So we're hoping for more of a two-week recovery than the prolonged first thought.
Hopefully, as you say, because I think Denzel's been really on form, even pre-season as well.
You could see he seemed to be back here.
The pace was back, the commitment was back, all of those things, which were a worry for him because he was worried about the hamstring.
Yeah, very much so.
With that said, he went off and then Craig O'Donnell, I think there's a chance from a corner, ball in, Mark Anthony caught on the volley just over.
I think I had a glance and he had to just wide of the post.
I've got told this was, I think this was Montel's shot, but basically Montel had a shot from the edge of the area, unleashed one, and I've seen this a few times this season, and apparently the save by the keeper was outstanding, like an absolute great save, save of the day, whatever.
Yeah, but apparently from what I can gather, Sittenborn never made the best of the situations they found themselves in.
There was just no end product for Sittenborn in the first half.
And with that said, I think we were expecting to go in at half time, being nil-nil, but just after, in the injury time of the first half, Craig got a free kick on the right-hand side, Ollie Whitby standing over it, loft the ball in the box, Dick O, Rosemary, everyone else, flicked the ball on into the back post of the net, dropped it in the back of the goal.
Great finish.
Half-time also went, Cray walked off one up, very happy with themselves, had the possession to play.
Another fired Sittenborn.
I think they're expecting a lot more than Sittenborn.
Yeah, so from what I can tell, the game sort of started with an energy affair, but I think the first chance for Craig was about 10 minutes.
Ball over top, Denzel sort of ran onto the through ball.
As it bounced, he had to sort of stop and jump with the defender.
As it came down, he's holding his hamstring.
He was subbed straight off on 10 minutes and Dayo came on, number 17 Dayo came on as a sub for Denzel.
We know this is a bit of a worry.
You know, last season he was plagued with this hamstring.
The season before, once again, he's had issues with his hamstring.
So, you know, a bit worrying.
I mean, I spoke to someone last night at the Punjab game and they sort of said they spoke to Denzel and apparently it's not his hamstring.
So we're hoping for more of a two-week recovery than the prolonged first thought.
Hopefully, as you say, because I think Denzel's been really on form, even pre-season as well.
You could see he seemed to be back here.
The pace was back, the commitment was back, all of those things, which were a worry for him because he was worried about the hamstring.
Yeah, very much so.
With that said, he went off and then Craig O'Donnell, I think there's a chance from a corner, ball in, Mark Anthony caught on the volley just over.
I think I had a glance and he had to just wide of the post.
I've got told this was, I think this was Montel's shot, but basically Montel had a shot from the edge of the area, unleashed one, and I've seen this a few times this season, and apparently the save by the keeper was outstanding, like an absolute great save, save of the day, whatever.
Yeah, but apparently from what I can gather, Sittenborn never made the best of the situations they found themselves in.
There was just no end product for Sittenborn in the first half.
And with that said, I think we were expecting to go in at half time, being nil-nil, but just after, in the injury time of the first half, Craig got a free kick on the right-hand side, Ollie Whitby standing over it, loft the ball in the box, Dick O, Rosemary, everyone else, flicked the ball on into the back post of the net, dropped it in the back of the goal.
Great finish.
Half-time also went, Cray walked off one up, very happy with themselves, had the possession to play.
Another fired Sittenborn.
I think they're expecting a lot more than Sittenborn.
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