GLAPWELL FC RESULTS - 2001/02 SEASON

8TH DECEMBER, 2001 - DERBYSHIRE SENIOR CUP THIRD ROUND

RIPLEY TOWN

4-2

GLAPWELL

Kevin Mabon 52, 78pen
Shaun Archbold 65, 75

Att: 97
H/T: 0-0

 Steve Dillon 66
Brendan Yates 73

TEAM DETAILS

GLAPWELL
1 Neil West 5.50  
2 Martin Rowbottom 6.75  
3 Lee Rhodes 5.75 S65
4 Simon Poxon (c) 6.50
5 Chris Taylor 6.25  
6 John Redfern 6.75  
7 Adie Carter 5.75 S88
8 Malc Brown 6.50  
9 Nathan Booth 5.75 S80
10 Steve Dillon 6.25  
11 Brendan Yates 6.25  
12 John Purdy 5.50 S65
14 Danny Welch 5.25 S88
15 James Gilling 5.25 S80

RIPLEY TOWN
1 Shaun Machin  
2 Steve Bayliss

 
3 Chris Mercer  
4 Graham Bush  
5 Simon Bradshaw  
6 Chris Henson

 
7 Chris Britt  
8 Matthew Sherlock  
9 Kevin Mabon  
10 Wayne Allsop S89
11 Shaun Archbold

 
12 Ian Bettison

 
14 Stuart Hollingsworth

 
15 Craig Heathcote S89


MATCH STATS

GLA

RIP
ATTEMPTS AT GOAL

12

12
ATTEMPTS ON TARGET

6

5
CORNERS WON

6

3
CAUGHT OFFSIDE

4

4
FOULS COMMITTED

11

6
YELLOW CARDS

2

0
RED CARDS

0

0

Referee: tbc
Assistants: tbc

GLAPWELL’s up-and-down season took another downturn as they crashed out of the Derbyshire Senior Cup at Ripley Town, a side who play three divisions below them in the Non-League Pyramid.

Glapwell, 1998 winners and last season’s beaten finalists, spurned several chances on a boggy, uneven pitch in a goalless first half.

In fact, they had only themselves to blame for not turning round at least three goals to the good.

But, as so often happens when chances are missed, the opposition capitalised and Ripley took a 52nd-minute lead through Kevin Mabon.

They then doubled it when Shaun Archbold scored on 65 minutes.

This served as a wake-up call to Glapwell, and they drew level with two goals in ten minutes through Steve Dillon and Brendan Yates.

Glapwell looked to be heading for victory following the fight back.

But then, visiting goalkeeper Neil West inexplicably allowed Archbold’s seemingly harmless free-kick squirm through his hands and his legs and into the net, to put Ripley back in front.

This totally knocked the stuffing out of Graham Gladwin’s side, and they conceded a fourth when Mabon slotted a penalty on 75 to cap a disappointing and frustrating afternoon for the travelling supporters.


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