Sittingbourne manager Jim Ward believes leading scorer Ryan Golding will become a target for opposition defenders
By Craig
Tucker
Sittingbourne joint-boss
Jim Ward fears leading scorer Ryan Golding will become a target for
opposition defenders.
Golding took his tally to 23
goals for the season – 14 of which were for Crockenhill – last
Saturday against Chipstead but was at the centre of the game’s main
talking point.
Chipstead’s Craig Vernon was
sent-off during the 2-2 draw for an alleged headbutt on Golding,
and manager Ward fears that Golding can expect more rough treatment
from defenders as they try to blunt the Brickies’
attack.
"That’s 23 goals he’s got now
and that will make him a target for defenders," said Ward
(pictured).
"It will be a big test of his
character but he’s such a level-headed lad, I’ve no doubt he’ll be
able to handle it.
"Ryan was on the sidelines for a few minutes (on
Saturday) but he did well to come back on and score our second
goal. We kept threatening to take him off but he came through
fantastically."
Read the full story in Wednesday's Sittingbourne
News Extra.
31/10/12
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