| PS2WE | Ag3 | m | (bob hall, age 40+, tv presenter, Link man) unspecified |
| PS2WF | Ag2 | m | (Phil, age 30+, sports reporter) unspecified |
| PS2WG | Ag2 | m | (Dennis, age 30+, sports reporter) unspecified |
| PS2WH | Ag0 | m | (Keith, age -82+, sports reporter) unspecified |
| PS2WJ | Ag3 | m | (Tim, age 40+, sports reporter) unspecified |
| PS2WK | Ag3 | m | (No name, age 40+, sports reporter) unspecified |
| bob hall (PS2WE) |
[1] [music] A Wolves penalty miss lets in Stoke ... Derby dig in to hold off Palace ... and Peterborough put Birmingham on the spot. [2] ... Hello, welcome to the Central Match Goals Extra. [3] Coming up the best of the action from the Endsleigh Insurance League, we start at Molyneux it's Wolves and Stoke City, Phil [...] the reporter. |
| Phil (PS2WF) |
[4] In each of the last four games there's been speculation that Lou Macari was taking charge of Stoke for the last time. [5] If this was his swan song it started poorly. [6] David Kelly sixth of the season put Wolves ahead. [7] ... Macari's opposite number would have been pleased. [8] Graham Turner's future has also been to the fore recently but for different reasons. [9] And had Andy Thompson scored with a penalty after he'd been fouled by Simon Sturridge, Turner would have been even more comfortable. [10] ... But it wasn't to be and within a minute Stoke were level. [11] Paul Cook's poor pass let in Martin Carruthers. [12] His shot was well saved but Mark Steen was present for his thirteenth goal of the season. [13] ... In the second half Wolves had chances to win it. [14] A neat move resulted in Kelly's volley, good to watch but off target. [15] ... And Wolves should have had a second penalty after Regis had apparently set up Kelly but Sandford's challenge went unnoticed by Mr Harrison, Stoke escaped and Wolves were denied the chance to regain the lead. |
| bob hall (PS2WE) |
[16] Derby County needed a win against Crystal Palace to put them right up with those early leaders. [17] Palace though are not the easiest of opponents. [18] Dennis [...] has been watching the action. |
| Dennis (PS2WG) |
[19] Five minutes gone and Tommy Johnson free in the Palace penalty box is confronted by a [...] Nigel Martin. [20] The ball went loose and John [...] scored his first league goal for Derby. [21] And then Eric Young casually idling towards the corner flag has a clearance against Simpson, Johnson [...] the loose ball against the post. [22] ... But with fourteen minutes gone Derby moved the ball slickly from Forsyth to Harts and on to Paul [...] for a measured finish. [23] ... Two nil and the [...] completely in charge. [24] But there must have been a Palace revolution at half time. [25] The visitors lethargic in the first half were very energetic in the second. [26] Wright's neat overhead put in the persistent Chris Armstrong who threaded the ball between Wassall and Taylor. [27] ... With twenty five minutes into the half Wassall made a smother tackle as Armstrong charged towards the Derby box. [28] The only question was yellow or red. [29] ... The ref opted for red and Wassall made an early departure for the second time this season. [30] But Derby kept up their hundred percent home record and added a third goal with [...] thunderous free kick. [31] Derby three, Crystal Palace one. |
| bob hall (PS2WE) |
[32] We stay out east now for Peterborough United and Birmingham City who met at London Road. [33] Keith Daniell has been watching the action there. |
| Keith (PS2WH) |
[34] Peterborough have been looking increasingly like first division fodder but today it was Birmingham who were left scrabbling around for crumbs and there weren't too many of them. [35] Jason [...] with a terrific run carrying the ball fifty yards and really there wasn't too much [laughing] doubt [] about the penalty decision. [36] It would've been a bit dodgy at Wellford Road let alone London Road. [37] But it took a couple of goes to get the ball in the net. [38] ... The ref said the first time the ball wasn't on the spot properly so the kick had to be retaken. [39] No problem though for Tony [...] he just hit it to the other side. [40] ... In the second half Peterborough had a man sent off but it didn't affect the final score, Peterborough beating Birmingham one nil at London Road. |
| bob hall (PS2WE) |
[41] Well Oxford United's match against Luton Town had the air of an early relegation battle as Tim [...] now reports, it's not a good result for Oxford. |
| Tim (PS2WJ) |
[42] Oxford have a problem. [43] They do all the attacking but the other team do all the scoring. [44] While United threw away a hatful of chances Luton had two shots on target in the first half and hit the jackpot with one of them as Kerry Hughes got them a goal. [45] ... United huffed and puffed but could they find a way through? [46] Could they get a goal? [47] ... Same story in the second half. [48] Beecham, Allan, Penny, Dyer, they could have all scored. [49] None did, Oxford nil Luton one. |
| bob hall (PS2WE) |
[50] And Notts County had won four of their five league matches at Meadow Lane this season but they were given an early shock by today's visitors Portsmouth. |
| (PS2WK) |
[51] The last thing you need when you're at the bottom of the table is to concede an early free kick but today Notts did just that. [52] Tony Dobson put Portsmouth ahead early on and it looked for a long time as though that was going to be the only goal of the game. [53] But Richard Walker had other ideas, with just two minutes to go he coughed up. [54] Notts have a terrific record at home under Mick Walker and they kept it going. [55] At Meadow Lane today Notts County one, Portsmouth one. |
| bob hall (PS2WE) |
[56] And no joy for West Brom in the northeast where a single goal separated those sides as Sunderland prepare to meet Aston Villa in the Coca Cola Cup. [57] And er once again the Hereford defence has proved itself somewhat leaky, five three. [58] Crewe with that er goal from Sean Smith stay top. [59] Shh Doncaster got the quickest goal of the afternoon in the first minute and Walsall got the only goal with seven minutes left. [60] Football live at two fifty tomorrow it's Leicester City and Nottingham Forest. [61] Join us for that we'll see you there. [62] Bye bye. [music] |