5 = world class
4 = superb
3 = good
2 = ok ok
1 = bad
Firebrands:
Gk:
Bryan Koh 3
There was just nothing the keeper could have done to halt Falcons' goal scoring run. All he could muster was to keep out as many others as possible, which he did. Every save was match by a loud cheer from the Firebrands contingent. The sole positive that Firebrands could comfort themselves with on the night of a 10 goal trashing.
Defenders:
Alex Loh 2
The test was beyond the Captain's capacity. Tried hard but failed.
Andrew Chan 2
Ong Zi Hoong 2
Jesher Lim (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Attackers:
James Tan 2
Daniel Tan 2
A quiet night for the forward as he was left alone up front trying to snatch a goal or two. Managed to grab one but when the big guys was back, he was out muscled and barely threatened.
Chan Per Yue 2
Keeran (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Marc Tong (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Joshua Tong (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Isaac Chew (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Dalat Falcons:
Gk:
Daniel Kim 2
A sheer spectator. Had maybe about 2 -3 shots to save and thats about it.
Defenders:
Kerry Mahoney 4
The catalyst of Falcons' win for the night. Came in late but with great influenced. Directly involved with all the 4 goals scored in the first half. Was solid as usual at the back, giving Daniel Tan almost no chance to take a shot on goal.
Brain Weidermann 2
Kyle Ladner 2
Jared Willians 2
Attackers:
Drew Steiert 3
The Captain finally back to his old self. Continued his scoring run with 4 goals, his second hattrick for the campaign and tipped off Adrian on the scoring charts.
Andy Goh 2
The boy keeps getting better and better, once again supplier Drew with his passes. Keep it up.
Reagan Mahoney 3
A very talented boy for his age with pretty good techniques and a willing runner. A star poacher for the future.
Riley Mahoney 2
Much faster and fancier in his dribblings but a bit too much. Often loses the ball trying to go pass every defender. Faster released on the final ball would be nice.
Jason Kimball 2
Michelle Prestidge 2
4 = superb
3 = good
2 = ok ok
1 = bad
Firebrands:
Gk:
Bryan Koh 3
There was just nothing the keeper could have done to halt Falcons' goal scoring run. All he could muster was to keep out as many others as possible, which he did. Every save was match by a loud cheer from the Firebrands contingent. The sole positive that Firebrands could comfort themselves with on the night of a 10 goal trashing.
Defenders:
Alex Loh 2
The test was beyond the Captain's capacity. Tried hard but failed.
Andrew Chan 2
Ong Zi Hoong 2
Jesher Lim (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Attackers:
James Tan 2
Daniel Tan 2
A quiet night for the forward as he was left alone up front trying to snatch a goal or two. Managed to grab one but when the big guys was back, he was out muscled and barely threatened.
Chan Per Yue 2
Keeran (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Marc Tong (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Joshua Tong (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Isaac Chew (Didn't play enough to be rated)
Dalat Falcons:
Gk:
Daniel Kim 2
A sheer spectator. Had maybe about 2 -3 shots to save and thats about it.
Defenders:
Kerry Mahoney 4
The catalyst of Falcons' win for the night. Came in late but with great influenced. Directly involved with all the 4 goals scored in the first half. Was solid as usual at the back, giving Daniel Tan almost no chance to take a shot on goal.
Brain Weidermann 2
Kyle Ladner 2
Jared Willians 2
Attackers:
Drew Steiert 3
The Captain finally back to his old self. Continued his scoring run with 4 goals, his second hattrick for the campaign and tipped off Adrian on the scoring charts.
Andy Goh 2
The boy keeps getting better and better, once again supplier Drew with his passes. Keep it up.
Reagan Mahoney 3
A very talented boy for his age with pretty good techniques and a willing runner. A star poacher for the future.
Riley Mahoney 2
Much faster and fancier in his dribblings but a bit too much. Often loses the ball trying to go pass every defender. Faster released on the final ball would be nice.
Jason Kimball 2
Michelle Prestidge 2
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