Jamie Frampton
DORCHESTER TOWN
1	Regan Coward
2	Harry Nodwell
3	Neil Martin		84
4	Mark Jermyn
5	Jamie Frampton
6	Gary Bowles		64
7	Nick Crittenden
8	Jamie Gleeson
9	Jamie Mudge
10	Rico Wilson		52
11	James Coutts
Substitutes
12	Ryan Moss		52
14	Nathan Walker		64
15	Lee White		84
17	Andy Suttle
POOLE BOROUGH
1	Jakub Malara
2	Adam Watson
3	John Bates
4	Phil Ross
5	Steve Trickey
6	Dan Pidgly
7	Ryan Ross
8	Jamie Holland
9	Anthony Winders
10	Tom Vavrecka
11	Joe Toghill
Substitutes
12	Adam Vatcher
14	Tim Porter
15	Jamie Mowlem
16	Jack Mills
17	Callum Mairs
REFEREE
Colin Hubbard (Wimborne)

Tuesday 14th December 2010
		Dorchester Town	2
		Frampton 46, Moss 60
		Poole Borough	0

Frampton inspires rusty Magpies

by Ky Capel

Although far from convincing, Dorchester Town moved into the last four of the Dorset Senior Cup at the expense of minnows Poole Borough.

The Blue Square Bet South Magpies took 46 minutes to find a way past their Magna Dorset Premier League opponents with defender Jamie Frampton marking his competitive debut with a close-range volley.

Ryan Moss then came off the bench to effectively put the quarter-final tie out of reach.

County town chief Ashley Vickers admitted his charges were a tad “rusty” but was pleased to see them progress nonetheless.

He said: “We wanted to win the game of course because we wanted to keep our run going but it was great to get the likes of Harry Nodwell, Jamie Frampton, Jamie Mudge and James Coutts on the pitch.

“Lee White – from the under-18s – also did ever so well when he came on near the end.

“We were a little bit rusty but we just used it as a stepping stone to reiterate what we do and hopefully what we’ll do against Chelmsford on Saturday.

“The pitch was a bit like an ice skating rink, I’m pleased to get the result under our belts but fair play to Poole Borough as they had a real go. Credit to them for making it difficult for us.”

Jamie Mudge was handed his first start since returning to the club last month, Frampton made his full debut while Regan Coward, Harry Nodwell and James Coutts were also drafted into the starting XI.

Under-18 duo Lee White and Andy Suttle were named among the substitutes.

It took just 65 seconds for the higher-ranked Magpies to create an opening – Jamie Gleeson firing narrowly wide from the edge of the box.

Despite the five-tier barrier, Borough more than held their own in the opening exchanges with keeper Jakub Malara not being called into action until the 14th minute, when he was forced to tip over an inswinging free-kick from Neil Martin.

In fact, that was the closest the Magpies came in the entire half with highlights sparse to say the least.

The last action of the half saw the visitors almost take a surprise lead. The loose ball fell kindly for Anthony Winders but, with just Coward to beat, the striker’s effort lacked power.

Vickers’ half-time team talk clearly had the desired effect as Dorchester broke the deadlock just 50 seconds after the restart.

Nick Crittenden’s corner was dropped by Malara and volleyed high into the net by Frampton.

Only a superb save from the Borough gloveman, following Mudge’s acrobatic strike, prevented a second prior to the hour mark.

But from the resultant corner, the Magpies extended their advantage. Martin delivered left-footed and substitute Moss beat Malara to glance home.

Moss and fellow replacement White both squandered late opportunities to make it three.

Although creating little else of note, Dorchester saw out the remaining minutes with relative ease.