Murphy: Time for the kids
12:47pm Friday 27th April 2001
Hendon 0 St Albans City 1
Ryman League Premier Division
Hendon's Jekyll and Hyde form continued when they were unable to raise themselves against St Albans City last Wednesday night. The 1-0 defeat was
as surprising as it was deserved, if only because St Albans had lost three consecutive games and their squad was full of youth and reserve team players.
"The boys looked very tired tonight," admitted disappointed manager Frank Murphy. "A lot of the boys were carrying knocks, but we did not play well today. It is time to bring in the youngsters."
HENDON: Wilmot, Watson, Clarke (Gridelet, 81), Daly, Sparks, Fitzgerald (Street, 81), Adolphe, Soloman, Binns, Haule, Adekola (Guentchev, 63).
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