The lads went to Shire Hall today and did the business with a massive bonus point win. Shire put up a good fight and even had a second half resurgence as our pitch side match reports Joe Levs Leverson reports: 2 minutes in Shire Hall lead by 5 Free kick gone wrong from Shire Hall, Paul David Parlett collects, spins to Josh Witts. Pressure leads to a line out, Andy Pynegar cuts inside the 10, pops to Charlie Ellis who doesnt drop it, Justin Sammüller receives (lol) and dances under the posts like a gogo girl. Didcot 7 – 5 Since conceding the early try Didcot are now in charge. They were camped in Shire’s half for ages until pack pressure leads to Ronnie Booth squeezing over in the corner Didcot 12 - 5 Ball spins out from the ruck, Andy Pynegar zips through a gap on the half way, jumps over an ankle tap attempt leaving a simple draw and give to put the Beautiful Mr Stephen Stone Stoney away, 17 - 5 To Didcot. Didcot are all over them. Stunning turn over by Tee Kay at the breakdown stops a threatening play by Shire Hall. Justin Sammüller box kicks over the Shire Hall defensive line with Chris Freeman chasing hard. That forces Shire Hall to kick the ball out behind their own lines. Several scrum 5s lead to the Five Head Supremo Ronnie Booth pouncing over the line. Shire Hall are realising what its like to play against, what I humbly believe is, the finest team the league. 22 - 5 Didcot, Josh Witts needs to get his kicking boots on though, the stick hes getting off his mum is hilarious! Shire Hall camped near the Didcot try line for a long time. After several scrums and penalties the mighty Didcot shut them out for the score to remain 22 - 5 Didcot, first half over. 2nd half start, Shire Hall take an early three points from a penalty, 22 – 8. Boothmeister Ronnie Booth makes it a hatrick, with a push over from a scrum, Josh Witts converts, 29 – 8 Shire Hall have brought on some big guns and this has intensified the game. One of the substitutes makes a good run until he ran into Barry Llewellyn, Shire Hall looking better but Didcot have also upped their game. Boys on top. Try to Shire Hall, 29 – 13 All hail Paul David Parlett - outrageous flair from the sensual being himself, dummy of the century combined with the sidestep of the millennium breaks the line, he slips the ball out of the back door to Andy Pynegar for another try. Josh Witts actually converts this one 36 - 13 Didcot Shire Hall get another, 36 - 20 Didcot Game over, boys win 36 - 20, epic performance. Levs out
Posted on: Sat, 20 Sep 2014 22:16:02 +0000
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