Police clear out St. George’s Cricket Club

This afternoon Echo 11 Unit police bus arrived at Wellington Oval at 1500s to settle the issue with the remainder of the of the St. Georges expansion outfit calling themselves All Stars.

Dell Tyrell led his team from the front line running at the Police but found himself abandoned by his team mates that were afraid of the collision they would face.

Police featured their well renown Barbados Triangle in their defensive line up with Chase, Miller and Shane running circles around their opponents efforts while keeping a clean sheet.

Former police midfielder Vernaza stood between the post and was terrified at the current fire power he found himself up against.

A pure Jamaican link up attack was unleashed as both forwards Marlon and Colin finished in fine form.

Former police midfielder Kenny Bartram tried to come to terms with the confrontation in the center of the park in efforts to help his friends from the east but found no success.

Player / Coach Thompson silenced the home crowd with a glancing header into the top corner of the goal placing the score beyond that of a come back.

Both teams entered the half St. Georges 0 Police 4.

James and Sticky tried their best second half to mount a come back but were unable to stop the wing attacks from Hunt and Clarke with not only produced the goods but also enabled Colin to complete his hat trick.

Match commissioner ended the game St. Georges 0 Police 6

Possession: St. Georges 44% Police 56 %

St George’s All Stars: M Vernaza, E Cooke, Q Francis (cap), A Darrel, D Minors, H Mathie, H O’Conner, D Tyrell, K Bartram, K Moreno, M Simons.

Substitutes: D Wright, C Richardson, S Gibbons, R Denbroke, M Burgess.

Goals:

Prospect United: A Chase, S Dennie, S Simmons,  A Miller, B Harris, D Hunt (cap),  S Allen, H Clarke, Marlon, C Stewart.

Substitutes:  Thompson, Lekel, Junior.

Goals:  Steward 23, 50, 67 Marlon 32, Clarke 38, Thompson 43.

Referee: B Smith (Bda)

Yellow cards: none

Man of the match: Stewart (Prospect)