FOOTBALL COMBINATION SATURDAY 8th September 1984 KICK OFF: 3 p.m. SOUTHAMPTON V. WEST HAM UNITED

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Football Combination

SEASON 1984—1985

TEAM CHECK

Fulham SOUTHAMPTON Shirts: White Shirts: Shorts: Black Shorts:

Jim STANNARD 1 Phil KITE Steve TAPLEY 2 Ivan GOLAC Clifford CARR 3 Dennis ROFE Gary ELKINS 4 Eamonn COLLINS Glen THOMAS 5 Paul BAKER Wayne KERRINS 6 Duncan BURNS Brian COTTINGTON 7 Steve BAKER Kenny ACHAMPONG 8 David PUCKETT Lance PEDLAR 9 Ian BAIRD George DALORTO 10 Ian JURYEFF Rod BRAITHWAITE 11 Timothy DIXON Jeffrey WILLIS 12 Mark ROSEGREEN

MONDAY 10th September k.o. 2.00

11. SUB.

MR. B. M. BURNS (Chandlers Ford) MR. C. F. ANDREWS

OFFICIALS Referee D. KEEN Linesmen M.E.R. PEARSON D.J. ELEY

KICK OFF 3 P.M. " " 7.30 P.M. " " 3 P.M.

WEST HAM UNITED.

John VAUGHAN Alan SPIERS Paul BRUSH Warren DONALD Keith McPHERSON Neil ORR Andy PARR David MATTHEWS Steve WHITTON Paul McMENEMY George PARRIS Robert MAYS

MAC WIPES OUT RESERVES

IVAN GOLAC returned to the defence as unbeaten Saints Reserves took on West Ham Reserves in the Football Combination at The Dell this afternoon, anxious to avenge last Saturday's 3-2 defeat by the first team.

TEAMS Southampton: Kite, Golac, Rofe, Collins, P. Baker, Blankley, Brown, S. Baker, Baird, Juryeff, Rosegreen; sub Dixon.

West Ham: Vaughan, Spiers, Brush, Donald, McPherson, Orr, Parr, Matthews, Whitton, McMenemy, Parris; sub. Mays.

Referee: Mr B. M. Burns (Chandler's Ford).

Saints got off to a disastrous start, going 2-0 down within 11 minutes.

First team regular Steve Whitton, back after injury, punished two cardinal errors by the home side.

The first came after just three minutes. Barry Blankley was caught in possession by the burly West Ham forward near goal and Whitton went on to calmly slot the ball between Kite and his right-hand post.

Eight minutes later, A Steve Baker mistake in midfield was latched onto by Whitton, who curled the ball beautifully past the diving Kite and in off the right-hand post into the back of the net.

Saints began to step up the pressure and in the 25th minute, Juryeff headed over from eight yards. Baird felt he should have had a penalty after he went down on the edge of the area following a tackle in the 25th minute. A minute later his name went in to the referee's notebook for what appeared to be dissent.

The young Saints eventually clawed their way back into the match when the unmarked Mark Rosegreen gave Vaughan no chance with a header from eight yards, a splendid move by the home team down the right-wing.

Saints gained further confidence and in the 39th and 40th minutes, Juryeff twice went close.

But West Ham stretched their lead a minute before half-time when McMenemy cracked in a shot from the edge of the area to leave his uncle's club trailing 3-1 at the break. Half-time: Saints Res............................1 West Ham res......................3