BURLEY 18 HORNSEA 0
Hornsea produced their most inept performance of the season as they went down to a determined home
side. Although missing six first team regulars, Hornsea were lacking ideas throughout the game and it was
Burley who took their chances. Defeat for the Hollismen saw them slip to seventh place in Yorkshire
Division Four, and they now lie just two points above the relegation zone. Unfortunately there was no
player who could say they played a decent game as all the players were below par and not at the races.
Speaking shortly after the game Hornsea captain Matt Havler said, “ This was a very poor day at the office
for us, we were disrupted earlier in the day with unavailability’s, but the performance on the pitch was
unacceptable. It is back to the drawing board for us next week at training where we will concentrate on the
basics as we now have a very critical game next week at home to Leeds Corinthians”.
Hornsea produced their most inept performance of the season as they went down to a determined home
side. Although missing six first team regulars, Hornsea were lacking ideas throughout the game and it was
Burley who took their chances. Defeat for the Hollismen saw them slip to seventh place in Yorkshire
Division Four, and they now lie just two points above the relegation zone. Unfortunately there was no
player who could say they played a decent game as all the players were below par and not at the races.
Speaking shortly after the game Hornsea captain Matt Havler said, “ This was a very poor day at the office
for us, we were disrupted earlier in the day with unavailability’s, but the performance on the pitch was
unacceptable. It is back to the drawing board for us next week at training where we will concentrate on the
basics as we now have a very critical game next week at home to Leeds Corinthians”.
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