Tigers B v Romford Colts - 08/11/2009
Starting Line Up – Alfie Samboer, Samuel Clark, Callum Luff,
Max Brett, Max Massow, Jimmi Soloman, Sam Mezoori
Subs: Brendon–Jay Osholake and Jack Kinnard,
Max Massow helped Tigers secure a great victory. Back on the winning streak
The home side broke the deadlock in the 7th minute with a great solo run from Max M, who was brought down in the box.
Tiger’s manager Paul Samboer will have no complaints after an early penalty goal taken superbly, with such composer by Max M who has been outstanding this season. He picked his spot and placed the ball into the top right hand corner.
Tigers again were on form. Playing like pro’s, defending and attacking well.
Tigers could have added a 2nd and a 3rd in the 12th minute. Romford Colts spilled a shot from Max M and the rebound fell to Sam M, who fired a powerful 10-yard shot inches past the post.
Alfie came to Tiger’s rescue once again in the 14th minute when he produced another fine save to deny Romford Colts an equalizer.
Alfie has played a big part in the Tigers great winning record.
At half-time Paul Samboer adjusting his formation by replacing Max M and Max B with Jack and Brendon.
Romford Colts were made to pay for their missed opportunities or great saves by Alfie. 20 minutes into play, Jack took a throw in and was met with a header by one of Romford Colt's players and straight into their own net, which was unfortunate because they worked really hard to stop the mighty Tigers.
Jack and Brendon got stuck into the action with a great 2nd half display looking for their players and controlling the midfield beautifully. Best move of the game, two touch football from both substitutes, Jack & Brendon.
Jack to Brendon, Brendon to Jimmi, Jimmi to Sam M, Sam, then fired a spectacular shot just wide of the keeper.
A great display by Jimmi, who made a lot of space for his team mates to make it easy to pass the ball directly to his feet.
Well done guys!
Man of the Match: Jimmi Soloman
Under 8's B,
Football Editor
Hector Osholake
Tigers B v UPR - 01/11/2009
Starting Line Up – Alfie Samboer, Samuel Clark, Callum Luff, William Gevaux, Brendon–Jay Osholake,
Jack Kinnard, Max Massow,
Subs: Sam Mezoori and Jimmi Soloman
UPR's number 5, fired a dramatic 2nd half winner to wreck Paul Samboer unbeaten run with Tigers and stopped the South Hornchurch club going for no losses for over a year.
If there was any team who were going to be the party poopers then it was a dogged UPR outfit, which defied all the odds to retain their top-flight status and came away with a deserved win at Park Lane.
The away side almost broke the deadlock after just two minutes. Number 9 created space on the edge of the box and his shot was superbly cleared by Callum, who showed all his bravery.
The home side fought their way back into the game and created their first major chance in the 11th minute when Brendon's cross picked out Max , who towered above the UPR defence and saw his shot produce a fine save from UPR keeper diving away to his right.
At half-time Paul Samboer adjusting his formation by replacing Samuel and Callum with Jimmi and Sam.
The visitors continued to create the best openings and were unlucky not to open the scoring in the 18th minute, thanks to Alfie's near post save.
UPR clearly came with a game-plan to frustrate the home side and Tigers were finding it hard to breakdown the visitors' defence.
Samboer’s side came close in the 22nd minute when Brendon crossed from the right to pick out Max, Max's low shot went wide.
Man of the Match: Jack Kinnard
Under 8's B,
Football Editor
Hector Osholake
Tigers B v Barn Sports - 18/10/2009
Starting Line Up – Alfie, Sam C, William, Jack, Max M, Max B ,Sam M
Subs: Callum, Brendon
Tigers, continued there unbeaten run, with an excellent display yet again. Tigers should have taken the lead 3 minutes into the game, when a long-range effort was half-saved by Barn Sports Keeper but fell into the path of Max M who had time to compose himself but instead tried to shoot first time and miss-hit his effort wide.
Max M could have scored again 2 minutes later when the ball was hit back into his path by Max B, but again failed to connect cleanly.
Max M flew down the right flank before firing a dipping shot that went to the feet of Sam M, Sam, showed off some fancy foot work to beat two Barn Sports players then midway inside the Barn Sports half spotted Max B running down the left side of the area, great pass by Sam, Max B, great finish.
At half-time Paul Samboer adjusting his formation by replacing William and Max M with Callum and Brendon.
Sam M grabbed the 2nd goal four minutes into the second half with a move that began with Brendon bursting down the right flank, slipping in Max B, then Max sent in a low cross towards the feet of Sam M which connected with his boot.
Barns continued to work hard and made Tigers work for their win. They were close to scoring a number of times but were met by the ‘small terminator’ Callum.
Barns, was back into the game, with a 20 yard shoot, which went underneath Alfie's body.
The visitors sensed that they were back in the game. As Barn Sports pressed forward for the equaliser they were left open to the counter-attack.
That's how Tigers third goal came about. Jack gathered the ball as Barn Sports attack crumbled. He rolled the ball to Brendon, Brendon who drove forward to pass the ball to Sam M, Sam than passed a short ball to Max B, It was three against three, but all he needed was a short ball to Sam M to his left but Max B decided to go it alone, shifting the ball inside and then picked his spot to curl a high shot beyond Barns keeper into the top corner of the net.
Another great result. Well done boys keep working hard.
Man of the Match: Sam Mezoori
Under 8's B,
Football Editor
Hector Osholake
Buckhurst Hill V Tigers B –
09/10/2009
Starting Line Up – Alfie; Callum; Sam C; William; Brendon; Max M; Sam M
Subs; Max B; Jimmi
Tigers continued their unbeaten run, with an impressive display. Buckhurst Hill was unlucky not to grab a draw. Thanks to the keeper Alfie pulling off some fantastic saves
True to his word, Paul Samboer sent out a strong line-up.
Tigers, with Brendon having dropped to the right wing, should have been one up moments later when Sam M dragged a shot across goal and just wide of the far post after Brendon had anticipated his run with a clever reverse pass. Buckhurst Hill counter-thrusted, the impressive number 9 rattling Tigers defence 25 yards, only to find the hand of Alfie.
It was battle of the titans from one end to the other. Great performance from Callum holding the defence together clearing the ball throughout the game, picking up loose balls and finding his team mates. 11 minutes into the 1st half, Max M, took a goal kick and found the feet of Sam M, which was to his delight, Sam whose powerful shot past the keeper.
At half-time Paul Samboer had to do some fire-fighting, adjusting his formation by replacing Sam C, sending on Jimmi and Max B on for the goal scorer Sam M.
Tigers regained composure in the second half, as Paul instructed Max M to screen the back two. In fact, the visitors slowly started where they had left off in the 1st half. Brendon was fouled right on the edge of the area, an opening appeared. When Max B rolled the free-kick short and Max M hit the ball with ferocious power, only for it to cannon off a Buckhurst body to safety.
With 5 minutes left, Buckhurst had the chance to equalise they burst forward, number 4 playing substitute number 6 in, down the left and, while he took it a little wide, Callum did well to take the ball from him. Max B had them panicking with a late drive that flashed wide. One goal was enough for Tigers.
Man of the Match: Callum Luff
Under 8's B,
Football Editor
Hector Osholake
Tigers v Raphaels Park 04.10.09
Starting Line Up – Alfie; Callum, William , Jack, Jimmi, Max B, Sam M: subs Brendon, Max M
There was little to suggest what might be ahead as, Tigers began with authority and purpose that saw Max B and Sam M threaten in the early stages, while Jack was also narrowly off target after fine attacking work from William.
The good play finally came to light with Max B opening up the scoring, with a fine solo run 6 min into play. Raphaels Park almost grabbed one back but a fine save from goal keeper Alfie. There were some more late scares but, Callum and William were a strong wall at the back.
Tigers was pressing hard, a number of good chances was missed.
2nd half, Brendon on for William and Max M on for Callum. Before the new defenders could digest their new roles, Raphaels Park grabbed one back, Alfie got two hands to it but the force of the shot was too powerful for his hands. Tigers came back fighting. Max B again had a surging run down the left wing, beating 3 to 4 players only to find that his great effect was saved by the Rapheals keeper. 10 minutes to go, Tigers had a corner taken by Max M, Max B, Brendon and Sam were ready and waiting for the corner to be taken, trying to loose their markers running in and out of the box. The ball flew high up into the sky over the keeper only to find Max B to follow the ball into the net.
Alfie, sent the goal-kick straight down the left wing Max M picked up the ball twisting player after player then lobbed the ball over Raphaels keeper Brendon then followed the ball into the net. what a fantastic celebration Brendon!
Man of the Match: Max Brett
Under 8's B, Football Editor
Hector Osholake
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