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Whyte tips big finish for Strikers Share
ALEX Whyte is confident that Peninsula Strikers can finish the season in style.
The 22-year-old is back at the club where his career kicked off and can’t wait for a season reboot.
“I think we’ve been unlucky in the majority of our games this year,” Whyte said.
“We’re just missing that one element that could turn our losses and draws into wins but I’m confident it’ll be coming soon.
“We’ve got a lot of quality players and if we ever get back out there we can really finish the season strongly.”
Whyte tips big finish for Strikers
5 Mins Read Aiming high: Alex Whyte in action for Peninsula Strikers earlier this season in an FFA Cup tie at Centenary Park. Picture: Darryl Kennedy Share
ALEX Whyte is confident that Peninsula Strikers can finish the season in style.
The 22-year-old is back at the club where his career kicked off and can’t wait for a season reboot.
“I think we’ve been unlucky in the majority of our games this year,” Whyte said.
“We’re just missing that one element that could turn our losses and draws into wins but I’m confident it’ll be coming soon.
Second Wallace Cup for Langy
Picture: Darryl Kennedy
SOCCER
LANGWARRIN’s pre-season preparations went according to plan last Saturday at Monterey Reserve when it won back-to-back Wallace Cups.
As fate would have it Langy’s 1-0 win over Mornington in the final came thanks to Sammy Orritt who was brought here by the Dallas Brooks boys back in 2017.
He’d scored a belter earlier in the tournament, a fiercely-struck volley that rocketed into the net and the decider in the final was a deftly curled shot into the far corner from the left of the box.
Mornington took a young squad to the annual tournament with most of its high-profile players either injured or rested and the slick interpassing on show bodes well for the future.
Second Wallace Cup for Langy
Winners are grinners: Langwarrin players and coaching staff celebrate last weekend’s Wallace Cup success at Monterey Reserve.
Picture: Darryl Kennedy
SOCCER
LANGWARRIN’s pre-season preparations went according to plan last Saturday at Monterey Reserve when it won back-to-back Wallace Cups.
As fate would have it Langy’s 1-0 win over Mornington in the final came thanks to Sammy Orritt who was brought here by the Dallas Brooks boys back in 2017.
He’d scored a belter earlier in the tournament, a fiercely-struck volley that rocketed into the net and the decider in the final was a deftly curled shot into the far corner from the left of the box.