Lee Valley Lions -v- Chelmsford Chieftains
06/02/94 (Win 10-5)
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Scott Bonner (G) Paul Marshall Robin Andrew (C) Adam Anderson Gary Dodds Steve James Fred Perlini (I) Michael Michael Darren Fitzpatrick Glen Moorhouse Neil Stower Rob McCaig (I) Darcy Cahill (I,A) Paul Grech (I,A) John Matassa (G) Jon Beckett |
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04 05 07 08 09 10 11 15 16 17 19 20 30 |
James Grindlay (G) Drew Chapman (A) Gary McLoughlin Barry Aisbitt Karl Rogers (A) Brett Shepherd Rick Smith (C) Tony Cimelli Mark Norfolk Lloyd McKinney Mick Keen Karl Goebel Jamie Randall Gary Burchett |
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Goals |
Penalties |
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Lions
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Chieftains
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Lions
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Chieftains
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| Period 1: |
3
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1
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2
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2
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| Period 2: |
2
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3
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2
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4
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| Period 3: |
5
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1
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8
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6
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| MATCH TOTALS: |
10
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5
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12
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12
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Lee Valley Lions |
Chelmsford Chieftains |
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| Highest Scorer in Match: |
Fred Perlini (4+6)
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Lloyd McKinney/Karl Goebel (2+1)
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| Man of the Match Winner: |
Fred Perlini
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Lloyd McKinney
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Additional Comments: Darcy and Fred worked well together for this game, sharing the stats on no less than 9 of the 10 goals!!! Darcy ended the game just short of Fred’s total, with 3+6, although mention must also go to Adam Anderson, who had a cracking game, scoring 1+5. The Lions were having an easy time of it and relaxed a little too much during the second period because from 37:52 Chelmsford managed to score 3 goals (“garbage goals” according to the match report in the programme!) in just 72 seconds. This meant that by the 40:00 buzzer Lions’ were just 1 goal ahead, at 5-4. Steve must have given the team a bit of a bollocking because they were back to being all fired up in the third period and our win was no longer to be in question. Although the Chieftains called a Time-Out at 55:36 they were already trailing 5-9 and of Lions’ 10 goals 3 were Power Plays and 1 a Short-Handed goal. Chelmsford changed netminder at 58:28, James Grindlay apparently injured. Referee was Plaistow, Linesmen were Bennett and Dadswell. |
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