Tonbridge Angels boss Tommy Warrilow looking for FA Cup boost
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by Mark Stokes
Tonbridge manager Tommy Warrilow
said it was frustration rather than anger which forced him to leave
the ground before addressing his players after Tuesday’s 3-2 defeat
at Carshalton Athletic in the Ryman League, Premier Division.
Angels twice led but had defender
Sonny Miles sent-off before conceding two goals in the final six
minutes to lose for the fourth time in
six matches.
Warrilow (pictured) said: "I read
somewhere that I was supposed to have stormed out but it wasn’t
like that. I didn’t want to start going into the lads and say
something which I might regret."
Angels take a break from league action
tomorrow (Saturday) with a home FA Cup first qualifying round tie
against Combined Counties side Guildford City, 5-0 conquerors of
Kent League side Sevenoaks in the FA Vase.
Loan striker Adam Burchall is
ineligible and there is a doubt over Danny Walder, who remains
troubled by a toe injury. Peter Hawkins has left the club amicably
for what Warrilow described as ‘non-football’ reasons.
Thursday, September 09 2010
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