‘Nothing won yet’ – Bateman

Wednesday 27th February 2008, 2:29PM GMT.

Vale Rec’s Jamie Gauvain tries to avoid Jamie Le Cheminant’s tackle. (Picture by Brian Green, 0541331)

SYLVANS may have opened a five-point gap at the top of Youth One with a crucial 2-0 win over nearest rivals Vale Rec, but their coach refuses to get excited about their position.

‘There is still a long way to go and I think we’ve got the hardest run-in,’ said Clive Bateman, after seeing his under-18s take the points with first-half goals at St Peter’s from Wayne Bishop and Matt Le Prevost.

‘We’ve still got Rec, Bels and North to play,’ the boss added and the first of those six-pointers is against Vale, again, at the Corbet Field tomorrow night.

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darren lewin

February 28, 2008 at 4:06 pm

Good luck to the sylvans youth one lads i hope you win against vale rec tonight and also the rest of your games and hopefully the upton in jersey. You have all done the club proud this season. From the london based sylvans supporter. dazza

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ian barker

February 28, 2008 at 4:27 pm

How many youth games are left?

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