Shotter's policy of leaving his goal proved costly, as had he waited for Wilkinson to shoot, he might have saved the last goal of the game. The backs appeared to lack understanding in the covering of each oth and constantly played square to each other. The road down the middle was only effectively closed when Madar sent Symons into the pivotal position, The old adage that a man move into a line further back and improve but is never a success when moved forward was amply demonstrated with Bulldeath, who obvious: ly is not an inside man, and had Ryan been given more of the ball the score might have been different, The Recs' policy of moving halves into the front line has never been successful, ud football histor proves that it rarely is. Madar wandered around- more than was necessary instead of keeping his position, and the front line suffered as a re~ sult. Mr. Hyson officiated.
S.M.P.—Ward, Gibson, Shule, Westwood, Douglass, Fallace, Oakley, Jack, Dufüe, Hurry, and Wilkinson.
SR.C—Shoiter, Marshall, Turne Kushnerenko, Oppenheim, Symons, Mur ray, Madar, Lee, Bulldeath and Ryan Shotter left his goal and Wilkinson neatly lobbed the ball over his head to score the winning goal of the game in the forty-second minute of the game,
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