VIDEO: WTFC coach Simon Halsey speaking after
the first game in what is to become a yearly pre-season game named after Whitstable
Town’s longest serving member Bruce Smith who is in his eightieth year has been
at the club for over 50 years.
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 Whitstable and Herne Bay unite…There will be a Collection for, Herne Bay’s Rob Lawrence who was injured in the 1-1 draw when Whitstable reserves played Herne Bay reserves in a pre-season game last Saturday. |
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Herne Bay visit
the Belmont on Tuesday evening 7-45 for the first of an annual match between the two sides at the Belmont to contest the Bruce Smith Shield, K.O. 7.45.
This will be an annual event with next years game being held at Winch's Field. With the agreement of both chairman their will be penalties if the scores are level after 90 minutes:
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Whitstable Town
Reserves 1 v 1 Herne Bay Reserves: Injuries to players from both sides
cast a cloud over what was otherwise an entertaining
game, both requiring hospital treatment. Neither injury caused by foul
play, the Herne Bay’s Rob Lawrence was kept in hospital overnight after it was confirmed
he suffered a broken arm and two breaks to his hand, Whitstable’s Dean Morley
is recovering from a head wound.
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 Canvey Island 0 Vs Whitstable Town 0: “Delighted
with the performance today against a very strong team who will be pushing for
promotion back into the Conference come the end of the season.
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Simon Halsey saying
they were less than happy with the ball retention after the game on Tuesday our reserves away to Deal Town first team, then speaking before
the Maidstone game. Town losing 4-3 on the night
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Canvey Island 0 v
Whitstable Town 0: With both sides having chances throughout the match, which
despite the nil-nil scoreline was played at a high tempo with some good
football and testing challenges going in from both side. Manager Marc Seager
was upbeat about his young side performance.
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Whitstable manager Marc Seager defended his decision to concentrate on playing higher league opposition in the run up to the start of the new season in the Ryman South, his side loosing 4-3 to a very strong Maidstone Utd team. |
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After his first three warm up games were called
off, reserves manager Glen Essen at last had the chance to see the quality of
players he has at his disposal. Whitstable taking a couple of first team
regulars along with youth players and trialist’s;
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