The bolton game today in Lancashire Senior Cup

oskarutd · 20th September 2006, 22:14

Any info?

Eagles scored for Nec in an away game in the cup. They won 2-0 and he played 90 mins.

oskarutd · 20th September 2006, 22:46

Lancs Senior Cup: WANDERERS 1 - 0 Manchester United

CAPTAIN Matt Cassidy led from the front with the winning goal as Bolton's young reserve side beat Manchester United to reach the semi-final of the Lancashire Senior Cup at Leyland on Wednesday night.

Cassidy struck after 28 minutes to cap an impressive performance as Jimmy Phillips' young charges collected their first victory of the season.

The midfielder ran onto a fine ball from the back from Blazej Augusytn to burst through the centre of the visitors' defence and drill a powerful shot beyond Tom Heaton, who had sat on the bench at Old Trafford on Sunday for United's defeat by Arsenal.

Only midfielder Richie Jones had tasted senior action in the United side but this was still a notable victory for a Bolton line-up similarly lacking in first-team experience.

A disciplined and committed approach from Phillips' men meant that despite period of possession from United it was not until 12 minutes from the end that Bolton keeper Ali Al Habsi was forced to make a save, getting down to hold a low drive from Danny Rose.

Bolton found clear-cut chances almost as hard to come by on a blustery night at the County Ground but what opportunities were created largely came their way.

An early free-kick from Danny Stott almost played in Chris Basham but at full stretch the winger could not turn the ball in.

However, with Cassidy a constant driving force from midfield Bolton did not have to wait much longer to earn a lead they rarely looked like surrendering.

An outstanding defensive display kept United at arm's length and twice Bolton went close to extending their advantage after the break.

Firstly Basham again failed to make clean contact with a volleying chance before the lively Scott Jamieson curled in a free-kick which Heaton had to palm away from the top corner.

United finished strongly in search of an equaliser but their best chance came and went when big defender Ryan Shawcross headed over the bar.

Bolton: Al Habsi, Charlesworth (Gbemie 71), Stott, Cassidy, Ellis, Augustyn, Basham, Sissons, Sheridan, Wolfe (Brooks 75), Jamieson. Substitutes: Roddy, Mountford, Kazimierczak.

Manchester United: Heaton, Lee, Rose, Shawcross, Lea, Jones, Barnes, Hewson, Marsh (Fagan 69), Burns, Mullan. Substitutes: Galbraith, Bryan, Zeiler.

Attendance: 296

http://www.bwfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page...900501,00.html

Mr. MUJAC · 20th September 2006, 22:50

A crowd of 296 watched as a young United team crashed out of the Lancashire Senior Cup at Leyland this evening. Bolton had much of the first period and scored after about 25 minutes with a great strike from the edge of the box that gave Tom Heaton no chance. United looked very weak up front and didn't play with their usual fluency. Although to be fair Heaton was never troubled by the Bolton attacks and only had to deal with a few crosses.

We fared much better in the second half and with 20 minutes to go started to pile on the pressure. United had a few near misses through Shawcross and Rose but once again teh Bolton keeper was seldom in any danger. United's play deserved an equaliser but the Bolton defence stood firm.

Final Score 0-1

Barnes played well, particularly in the second half, the defence all played well but the midfield did not really create anything of note. Danny Rose was outstanding all game.

Team:Heaton, Lee, Rose, Shawcross, Lea, R. Jones, barnes, Hewson, Marsh, Burns, Mullan

Subs: Galbraith, Zieler, Bryan, Fagan (9)

oskarutd · 20th September 2006, 22:54

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Danny Rose was outstanding all game

The second game in a row?

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oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,322	Lancs Senior Cup: WANDERERS 1 - 0 Manchester United CAPTAIN Matt Cassidy led from the front with the winning goal as Bolton's young reserve side beat Manchester United to reach the semi-final of the Lancashire Senior Cup at Leyland on Wednesday night. Cassidy struck after 28 minutes to cap an impressive performance as Jimmy Phillips' young charges collected their first victory of the season. The midfielder ran onto a fine ball from the back from Blazej Augusytn to burst through the centre of the visitors' defence and drill a powerful shot beyond Tom Heaton, who had sat on the bench at Old Trafford on Sunday for United's defeat by Arsenal. Only midfielder Richie Jones had tasted senior action in the United side but this was still a notable victory for a Bolton line-up similarly lacking in first-team experience. A disciplined and committed approach from Phillips' men meant that despite period of possession from United it was not until 12 minutes from the end that Bolton keeper Ali Al Habsi was forced to make a save, getting down to hold a low drive from Danny Rose. Bolton found clear-cut chances almost as hard to come by on a blustery night at the County Ground but what opportunities were created largely came their way. An early free-kick from Danny Stott almost played in Chris Basham but at full stretch the winger could not turn the ball in. However, with Cassidy a constant driving force from midfield Bolton did not have to wait much longer to earn a lead they rarely looked like surrendering. An outstanding defensive display kept United at arm's length and twice Bolton went close to extending their advantage after the break. Firstly Basham again failed to make clean contact with a volleying chance before the lively Scott Jamieson curled in a free-kick which Heaton had to palm away from the top corner. United finished strongly in search of an equaliser but their best chance came and went when big defender Ryan Shawcross headed over the bar. Bolton: Al Habsi, Charlesworth (Gbemie 71), Stott, Cassidy, Ellis, Augustyn, Basham, Sissons, Sheridan, Wolfe (Brooks 75), Jamieson. Substitutes: Roddy, Mountford, Kazimierczak. Manchester United: Heaton, Lee, Rose, Shawcross, Lea, Jones, Barnes, Hewson, Marsh (Fagan 69), Burns, Mullan. Substitutes: Galbraith, Bryan, Zeiler. Attendance: 296 http://www.bwfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page...900501,00.html

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Mr. MUJAC Talent spotter Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Louis Rocca started it all... Posts: 2,234	A crowd of 296 watched as a young United team crashed out of the Lancashire Senior Cup at Leyland this evening. Bolton had much of the first period and scored after about 25 minutes with a great strike from the edge of the box that gave Tom Heaton no chance. United looked very weak up front and didn't play with their usual fluency. Although to be fair Heaton was never troubled by the Bolton attacks and only had to deal with a few crosses. We fared much better in the second half and with 20 minutes to go started to pile on the pressure. United had a few near misses through Shawcross and Rose but once again teh Bolton keeper was seldom in any danger. United's play deserved an equaliser but the Bolton defence stood firm. Final Score 0-1 Barnes played well, particularly in the second half, the defence all played well but the midfield did not really create anything of note. Danny Rose was outstanding all game. Team:Heaton, Lee, Rose, Shawcross, Lea, R. Jones, barnes, Hewson, Marsh, Burns, Mullan Subs: Galbraith, Zieler, Bryan, Fagan (9)