Mariners overcome Owls in friendly
GRIMSBY Town beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 at Blundell Park this afternoon.
Alan Connell put Town ahead after 19 minutes, finishing well after being set-up by strike partner Lee Peacock.
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The Owls hit back just before the break when Luke Boden sent a header into the net.
Peter Bore settled the pre-season friendly 10 minutes from full-time with a low shot from 20 yards which wrong-footed goalkeeper O'Donnell.
There was a good crowd of 3,335, which included 1,454 travelling Owls fans.
Connell, Peacock, Bore and Bradley Wood were among the stand-out performers for the Mariners against a strong Sheffield Wednesday team that featured Jermaine Johnson and Paul Heffernan up front, and Neil Mellor, who came on as a second half substitute.
Town: Arthur, Bore, Ridley, Hudson, Watt, Garner, Peacock, Coulson, Leary, Connell, Wood. Subs: Colgan, Cummins, Fuller, Hegarty, Corner, Dixon, Gray.
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by wednesday, doncaster
Sunday, July 18 2010, 11:13PM
“we definatley had more than 1,500 there today, there was more wednesday than grimsby. good day though, best of luck for next season”
by Healing Mariner, Grimsby
Sunday, July 18 2010, 10:36PM
“York City
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
nickname are you ready for this
the minstermen
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha youll need to be praying in a bloody minster by the time Neil Woods' black and white army take over city
UTM”
by Tommy, Grimsby
Sunday, July 18 2010, 8:53PM
“Does anybody else realise that sir Guy of Bootham, Lord Tarquin of the manor and Derek of Waltham are all the same person just trying to get a heated response to his daft comments!!
UTM”
by Pontoon Matty, Grimsby
Sunday, July 18 2010, 8:46PM
“@ paul, may just be your internet connection mate...
@Sir Guy of Bootham, how are your lads gonna get in The Pontoon exactly? not having ago, just wondering
anyway, good result yesterday lads, seems to be a much better team than what we had last season, onwards and upwards
UTMM”
by Andy, at home.
Sunday, July 18 2010, 8:26PM
“I'd like to think that Woods will consider the option of pushing Bore forward.
York's average HOME attendance last season was 2,500. I therefore think the Osmond's 1,800 capacity will be more than enough for the Yorkie visitors.”