Andy Williams makes keeper watch goals go by
ANDY WILLIAMS was a sixgoal star as Bro Goronwy soared to the Anglesey League summit with an 11-2 caning of Llanfairfechan Town Reserves.
In Williams, the Moelfre outfit have a 34-year-old striker who is bang on form and looking forward to enjoying each match for his local team, as well as sharing some of his experience with the numerous youngsters in the squad.
After the previous week’s four-goal display against league leaders Llanfairpwll Reserves, Williams went two better in thumping in a remarkable six net-finders versus Llanfairfechan – and was possibly disappointed that he did not add a few more.
When Sam Roberts’ strike was blocked, Williams put away a loose ball to kick off the scoring in the second minute.
Roberts lashed in the second from 20 yards before Williams’s quality shot on the run made it three.
Callum Thomas crossed from the byline for Dan Fairhead to slide the ball into the roof of the net, then Bro captain Dylan Jones added a fifth.
Aaron Davies pulled one back from the penalty spot, but Williams completed his hat- trick to make break.
With Bro still smarting at being knocked out of this seasons Dargie Cup by the same opposition, they were in no mood to take their foot off the pedal in the second period and knocked in a further five goals.
Roberts lashed in on the
it 6-1 at the half-volley for his second before Williams added three quick-fire goals to make it a double treble.
His fifth was the pick of the bunch as in one movement he brought the ball under control as well as turning and flicking it over the committed defender before lashing a left footed volley into the net on 74 minutes.
Substitute Ryan Jones made it 11-1 before Cameron Hales replied late on.
Maes-y-Bryn saw off Pentraeth Reserves 5-1 in a Lucas Oil Dargie Cup quarter-final.
Paul Ainsworth (2), Andy Clarke, Carl Pritchard and Dion Williams shared the goals for the Bangor outfit.
In Group A of the Bwlch Car Boot Cup, Llanfairpwll Reserves went down 3-2 at Llangoed and District.
Greg Parry and a Shaun Morris penalty provided the away goals.