REBELS GO THIRD

HAVING heard a lot about the dynamic Worthing team that manager Alan Pook has assembled this season, I went to Woodside Road for Tuesday night's game against the side next to bottom in the table expecting to be royally entertained.
By The Newsroom
Published 9th Oct 2003, 15:41 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 01:02 BST

What transpired was, in all honesty, a little disappointing. True, the three points that regained third place were never seriously in danger, but I '” and probably a fair proportion of the crowd '” would have expected a little more.

Pook experimented with Ben Carrington at right-back, clearly not his his best position and played Mark Pulling in front of him.

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It's common knowledge that Carrington is one of Rebel's greatest attacking threats, so to leave him back when really he should be going forward more seemed just a little strange to most of the 288 crowd.

More details in October 9's Worthing Herald