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    Thursday 01st September 2005
    Lordswood in a spot of bother
  
    Ramsgate 2-1 Lordswood
  
    Go Travel Kent League Premier Division
  
    Saturday 27 September 2003
  
    by Darrell Harman
  
    A crowd of sixty-eight saw Ramsgate beat Lordswood by two 
    goals to one at Southwood Stadium.
  
    Lordswood, managed by Barry Zillwood, should have taken a 
    fourth minute lead when a back pass to the Ramsgate goalkeeper saw his 
    clearance find Michael Dodsworth and his twenty-five yard shot was saved by 
    Danny Twyman.
  
    Twyman was in action after 18 minutes when James Short 
    received the ball in the penalty area controlled the ball and held off two 
    Ramsgate defenders before setting up Mike Cunningham who was denied from six 
    yards.
  
    Ramsgate's first chance came after twenty minutes when Vinny 
    Woolford was left unmarked inside the penalty area and headed over the 
    crossbar.
  
    Lordswood goalkeeper Paul Piggott saved from Mo Takalagoboshi 
    who was left unmarked inside the penalty area.
  
    John Ovard on the left, cut inside and was brought down by 
    James Day for a 24th minute penalty.  Up stepped Takalagoboshi and the 
    penalty was superbly saved by Piggott diving to his left but the assistant 
    referee said that Piggot had moved off his line and the penalty had to be 
    re-taken.
  
    This time Takalagoboshi hit the penalty straight down the 
    middle to score and Lordswood's Dean Woodland lost his cool and went over to 
    the assistant referee, swore at him and was banished by the referee.
  
    After the penalty incident, Lordswood's heads dropped and in 
    the 39th minute the home side went 2-0 up when Ovard's twenty yard curling 
    shot beat Piggott.
  
    Lordswood took the game to their hosts in the second half and 
    were unlucky not to take a point from the game.
  
    Ramsgate's first chance of the second half came from a free 
    kick into the area found Takalagoboshi but again his shot went over the bar.
  
    Lordswood reduced the deficit in the 62nd minute when Sam 
    Colyer on the right won a tackle and went forward.  His cross found James 
    Short whose side foot volley from six yards beat Twyman.
  
    Lordswood were now on a high and playing some good football 
    but just could not find the way past the Ramsgate defence.
  
    Ramsgate had a couple of chances to extend their lead but as 
    the final whistle blew it was Ramsgate's players who were relieved.
  
    Lordswood: Piggott, Johnson, Thorburn (Crust 45), 
    Clements, Woodland, Colyer, Freeman, Cunningham, Short (Pearce 78), Day (Gissing 
    45), Dodsworth.  Subs: Weeks, Morrison
  
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