'Disappointed' Hodges lays into his poor Wanderers.Glam GLAM Glamorgan (Welsh County) GLAM Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (Australian Society of Archvisits) GLAM Grinning Like A Maniac GLAM God's Love And Mercy Wands ...................... 28 Llanelli .............................. 30 WANDERERS head coach Richard Hodges said he was "massively disappointed" after seeing his team pipped by Llanelli. The home side crashed out in the last quarter after building up a 23-10 lead, so ending a run of three Welsh Premiership league wins. Llanelli had a powerful pack of forwards and smart three-quarters, spearheaded by star centre Steve Martin Noun 1. Steve Martin - United States actor and comedian (born in 1945) Martin who scored two of his team's four tries. Martin also paved pave tr.v. paved, pav·ing, paves 1. To cover with a pavement. 2. To cover uniformly, as if with pavement. 3. To be or compose the pavement of. the way for full-back Dale Ford Robert Dale Ford (born July 6, 1942) is a Tennessee politician and a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives representing the 6th district, which is composed of parts of Washington County and Hawkins County. He is a member of the Agriculture and Transportation Committees. to score the winning try in the 78th minute. Prop Ian Jones crossed for a 34th-minute try that enabled Llanelli to take a 10-6 interval lead. Wanderers' tries came from outside-half Scott Sneddon and strong wings Steve Cullen and Rory Budina. Sneddon also kicked a hat-trick of penalties and two conversions. But Sneddon could not cash in upon a late Wanderers' forwards surge and he failed with two dropped goal attempts in injury time. "We bombed four try-scoring opportunities and a couple of those were after we had crossed the line," Hodges said. "We can't do that at this level. We don't have any complaints, we were just not good enough." Glam Wands: Tries: S Sneddon, S Cullen, R Budina. Pens: Sneddon (3). Cons: Sneddon (2). Llanelli: Tries: I Jones, S Martin (2), D Ford. Pens: D Newton (2). Cons: Newton (2). |
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