FIVE OUT OF FIVE FOR SIX-GUN RESERVES

By Dave Jones on Sep 1, 07 10:31 PM

Mitchell Booth scores
RHYL RESERVES 6 (Booth 10 pen & 49, Williams 51, White 53 & 84, Millington 85)
LLANDUDNO JUNCTION 0
FIVE wins out of five, top of the table and even better the long awaited return of Chris Sharp - all in all a great day for Rhyl Football Club.
Sharp had been out of action for over a year following the horrific double leg break he suffered in a UEFA Cup tie in Lithuania in July 2006. The road to recovery has been long and arduous but it was great to see Sharpy back in action as a second-half substitute.

Phil Coffin hit the underside of the bar before the hosts took a 10th minute lead, Mitchell Booth putting away a penalty after Mike Roose was fouled.
Four minutes into the second half it was 2-0 when Roose unselfishly set up Booth for his second.
The lead was extended two minutes later when Michael White made a dynamic run and found Alec Williams who scored with a 25-yard cracker.
In the 53rd minute White got in on the act when he broke from his own half and beat Junction keeper Joe Welch all ends up from 25 yards.
There was a welcome sight for Rhyl FC on 69 minutes when Chris Sharp, who has been out for over a year with a broken leg, came on as a substitute.
Sharp was soon living up to his name, hitting a fine effort just wide.
Rhyl were in total control and in the 84th minute White maintained his fine form with a 30-yard wonder strike to make it 5-0.
A minute later Roose set up substitute Scott Millington to lash home number six.
Joint top marksman Roose should have maintained his goal-a-game record late on but headed wide when it looked easier to score.
RHYL RESERVES: Gann, Ahern, Morgan, Francis, Roberts, S Brewerton, Williams (Millington 80), Booth, Coffin (Sharp 69), Roose, White (Murray 86).