Bewdley (H)

[zeke]

Att. over 700 and 6 goals. Can't complain. Could have been 6 before half time and Bewdley were very poor. But City worked well together again and the rest of the season looks promising.

[simples]

Early goal set the tone. Good movement between Fuller, Gibbons and Shaw throughout. The visitors were indeed quite poor and City always looked a threat going forward. One downside in my humble opinion is that we missed at least 4 one on ones with their keeper, or should that be their keeper kept the score down to single figures. Despite the score the visitors battled throughout even when down to 10 men and came close themselves on numerous times (I am not sure if they actually hit the woodwork on at least 3 occasions). So when sterner tests come just need to be mindful at both ends of the pitch.

Should hopefully give the players and fans confidence. It appears the fans are now adjusting to Claines and the atmosphere was better. I suppose if you can't generate an atmosphere when you win 6-0 you never will.

[crosscountrymark]

A good performance by City against a poor Bewdley side and i feel they got off lightly with a 6-0 scoreline. The scoreline could of been more with City missing four one on one chances in the first half and going in 3-0 up with some excellent flowing football and a first half hattrick from Bailey Fuller. City added three goals in the second half from Fuller, a 25 yard rocket from Fortune Malphosa and the sixth by Will Gibbons. Adam Harrison came to the rescue to make some decent saves to keep a clean sheet and helped City to move up to third in the table. Bailey Fuller was my MOM the talented winger has made such a difference to the side and scoring four today will have scouts keeping a eye on his progress. The only negatives are the missing of the chances and need to be more ruthless in front of goal, and we had some cracks showing at the back and a better opposition would of punished us. Off the pitch it was great to see a attendance of 710 a record at Claines Lane, so a big well done to all concerned getting junior sides involved with penalty shoot out and getting the message out there about the Community day. Hopefully some of the new supporters will return for the home game on Saturday against Whitchurch Allport , forgot to mention it was a nice touch to be given a WCFC tin badge on arriving into the ground.