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Southern Combination Premier

RYAN IS SO MIGHTY

RYAN IS

By Tony Walsh
DIV 1 SOUTH
PAULTON ROVERS 3
SLIMBRIDGE 1

COOL CUSTOMER: Paulton 8 David O’Hare celebrates his penalty goal making it 2-1, penalty inset
PICTURE: Gary Learmouth

RYAN Gay, Dave O’Hare and Will Hailston goals sawv off a good, young Slimbridge outfit.
Rovers keeper Aaron Sainsbury had to be alert early on to save from Will Hawes. But Dan Cottle also slipped through a pass to Dan Dempsey who fired over and Nuno Felix crossed from the left for captain Charlie Hitchings to head wide for the hosts
In the 16th minute, Johan Flo’s cross was met by Jamie Martin w...

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