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- Date: Sat 13th Jul 2013
- Competition: Pre-Season Friendly
- Season: 2013/14
- Condition: Very Good
- Price: £6.00
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No writing or folds, excellent condition.
<b>From SuttonUnited.NET</b>
A blazing hot day brought drinks breaks every 15 minutes as the U's entertained their second Premiership club inside 24 hours. The visitors, like Arsenal, brought a young team containing players with international experience and it proved another good test for the U's, against a different style of play to the previous evening. James Folkes began in lively mood and was involved twice in the game's first attack, crossing for Jamie Slabber to bring a good save out of keeper Bettinelli with a powerful header. Tom Lovelock then made a good save with his feet and, indeed, was the busier of the two keepers in the first half, making two more good saves. Cauley Woodrow almost broke the deadlock when he outjumped Lovelock but looped his header over the bar.
Both teams made changes at the break giving several young players a chance. The game remained very even but the heat was playing its part and the pace dropped. Bettinelli made a good low save from the lively Chris Benjamin and another from a Craig Dundas header whilst debutant Luke Badiali made some equally fine stops in the Sutton goal. The game was decided in the closing minutes when Woodrow rose high to head home from a corner.
U's Chairman Bruce Elliott was smiling after the game. "I think we have had a really good weekend. Two good matches against strong sides and I'd like to thank both Arsenal and Fulham for bringing sides down, I hope they have found the games as useful as we did and they'd be more than welcome in the future. The weather has been superb and that seems to have encouraged crowds even better than we were expecting.
Sutton: Tom Lovelock, Mitchell Nelsom, Sam Rents, Jamie Stuart, Moses Swaibu, ALi Fuseini, Anthony Riviere, Dale Binns, Jamie Slabber, James Folkes, Marvin Williams.
Subs: Luke Baidiali (h/t), Kevant Serbonij (h/t), Craig Dundas(h/t), Chris Benjamin(42), Hong Moon (h/t), Ben Kudjodi (h/t), Leroy Griffiths (75) Rhys Murrell-Williamson (52)
Fulham: Marcus Bettinelli, Alexander Brister,Sean Kavanagh, Ronny Minkwitz, Mananga Buatu, Jack Grimmer, Josh Passley, Lyle Della Verde, Cauley Woodrow, Dino Islamovic, Charles Banya
Subs:- Tom Richards, Daniel O'Reilly, Stephen Arthurworrey, Luis Boa Morte,
Referee: M. Coen
<b>From SuttonUnited.NET</b>
A blazing hot day brought drinks breaks every 15 minutes as the U's entertained their second Premiership club inside 24 hours. The visitors, like Arsenal, brought a young team containing players with international experience and it proved another good test for the U's, against a different style of play to the previous evening. James Folkes began in lively mood and was involved twice in the game's first attack, crossing for Jamie Slabber to bring a good save out of keeper Bettinelli with a powerful header. Tom Lovelock then made a good save with his feet and, indeed, was the busier of the two keepers in the first half, making two more good saves. Cauley Woodrow almost broke the deadlock when he outjumped Lovelock but looped his header over the bar.
Both teams made changes at the break giving several young players a chance. The game remained very even but the heat was playing its part and the pace dropped. Bettinelli made a good low save from the lively Chris Benjamin and another from a Craig Dundas header whilst debutant Luke Badiali made some equally fine stops in the Sutton goal. The game was decided in the closing minutes when Woodrow rose high to head home from a corner.
U's Chairman Bruce Elliott was smiling after the game. "I think we have had a really good weekend. Two good matches against strong sides and I'd like to thank both Arsenal and Fulham for bringing sides down, I hope they have found the games as useful as we did and they'd be more than welcome in the future. The weather has been superb and that seems to have encouraged crowds even better than we were expecting.
Sutton: Tom Lovelock, Mitchell Nelsom, Sam Rents, Jamie Stuart, Moses Swaibu, ALi Fuseini, Anthony Riviere, Dale Binns, Jamie Slabber, James Folkes, Marvin Williams.
Subs: Luke Baidiali (h/t), Kevant Serbonij (h/t), Craig Dundas(h/t), Chris Benjamin(42), Hong Moon (h/t), Ben Kudjodi (h/t), Leroy Griffiths (75) Rhys Murrell-Williamson (52)
Fulham: Marcus Bettinelli, Alexander Brister,Sean Kavanagh, Ronny Minkwitz, Mananga Buatu, Jack Grimmer, Josh Passley, Lyle Della Verde, Cauley Woodrow, Dino Islamovic, Charles Banya
Subs:- Tom Richards, Daniel O'Reilly, Stephen Arthurworrey, Luis Boa Morte,
Referee: M. Coen
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Sutton United v Fulham 2013/14 football programme. This is the original item as sold at the ground on the day of the match unless stated otherwise.