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Regan Coward |
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Dan Spencer |
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Jake Smeeton |
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Harry Montacute |
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Jamie Frampton |
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Adam Taylor |
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Antony Carlile |
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Steve Devlin |
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Owain Warlow |
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Warren Byerley |
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Charlie Knight |
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Mike Hookway |
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Cassius Newton |
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Tom Richardson |
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Rico Wilson |
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Sam Filkins |
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Sean Lillington |
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Saturday
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Lloyd 25, Mullins
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Magpies crash at Cuthbury
by
Ky Capel
An unfamiliar Dorchester side suffered a 2-0 defeat at the hands
of Wimborne Town in their opening pre-season friendly.
The county town Magpies fielded a host of trialists with Regan
Coward, Steve Devlin, Jake Smeeton, Warren Byerley, Harry Montacute
and Jamie Frampton – pulling on a Dorchester shirt for the
first time – the only household names on the teamsheet.
Those hoping to win a contract with the Avenue Stadium club were
keeper Mike Hookway, wide men Charlie Knight, Owain Warlow and
Antony Carlile, midfielder Casius Newton, strikers Rico Wilson
and Tom Richardson and under-18 graduates Adam Taylor and Dan Spencer.
The visitors produced a rather disjointed display as a result
while the lower-league hosts registered in each half to claim victory.
Boss Ashley Vickers was unperturbed by the outcome, especially
as there were so many new faces on show.
He said: “We had 90 per cent of the first-team squad training
hard on Saturday morning, doing their fitness work, so the game
was an opportunity to look at the trialists.
“I was pleased with their effort and their attitude, and
there are one or two things that we can pursue.
“Obviously I would like to win our friendlies but that was
a team of trialists with only a few recognised players.
“I was pleased with all of them though and the lads who
came in know what’s required. It was a good workout and we’ll
learn from it.
“We dominated a lot of the second half but got done on the
breakaway. Both of their goals stemmed from our goal-kicks, so
the boys have got to keep the ball in the park. It frustrated me
last season and it will not happen next season.”
The visiting Magpies fell behind at Cuthbury inside 25 minutes
when a Liam Green free-kick was met by an unmarked Ross Lloyd and
headed past a helpless Coward.
Devlin was denied an equaliser soon after when his looping header
came back off a post. And the same man wasted an even better chance
moments later.
Warlow was brought down in the box by home gloveman Alan Walker-Harris
but Devlin blazed the spot-kick high over the bar.
Richardson, Wilson, Newton and Frampton all went close in the
second period but it was Wimborne who completed the scoring when
Perry Mullins beat the advancing Hookway with three minutes to
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