Pentwyn Dynamos Under 16s 2013/14

Thursday 22nd April 2010

Parc Coed y Nant

Pentwyn Dynamos 7-1 Thornhill Athletic

Willis (2)

Fry (2)

Foulkes

Gibbins

Butler

An excellent performance from start to finish. The boys played some great football and opened the scoring on 20 mins with a magnificent goal from Charlie Foulkes - a thunderbolt from 25 yards that nearly broke the net!

Once we got one, we knew we would get a few more as we took control of the game. It was 2 nil in no time as a ball over the top was latched onto by Will Fry who judged the bounce and - as the keeper advanced -executed a beautifully measured lob. 

Unbelievably they left Will free a couple of minutes later and he once again ran onto the ball over the top and lobbed him for a carbon copy of his first goal!

4 nil came just before half time as Sam Willis received the ball on the edge of the box and slotted into the bottom left hand corner.

We continued to play our football throughout the second half and - with the game already won - started to enjoy stroking the ball around, every player wanting the ball and most of the time receiving it!

Sam Willis completed his brace to make it 5 nil with around 25 minutes left and I made a few substitutions over the next 5 mins- enter Sam Azu, Ben Price, Ellis Dunsford and Ryan Butler.

All 4 players got right into the game and we picked up where we left off. It was 6 nil soon after as a throughball was latched onto by Daniel Gibbins who coolly chipped the keeper as he advanced. 

Thornhill werent finished though and pulled one back as we relaxed a little bit too much- to keep us on our toes.

Ryan Butler completed the route making it 7 nil and an all round great performance.

Special mentions:

Charlie Foulkes and Steffan Prytherch in midfield - these two clearly enjoy playing together and its working wonders for us!

Sam Willis - two great goals (4 goals in 2 games mate - well done)

Will Fry - 2 deft finishes and a great display wide left.

Ryan Butler - another goal (3 in 2 games - you are really improving and it doesnt go unnoticed)