Every legend must start somewhere: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/871/

So why not 10:30 for the M4s at the Uni astro and I guess someone has to try and put them into some form a prose: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/2997/

Despite the defensive crisis higher up the club McCree managed to find reasonably balanced side in the end: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/2732/

South a clam presence against the youthful students the defence weathers the early storm: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/821/

Perhaps some early seeds for player of the season where set in these moments: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/821/

Kim, Anderson (angry) and Rosenzvaig all had great success launching an aerial bombardment into the Uni half: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/3183/

This lead to Chalk one on one with the keeper from which we got our goal: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/5639/

Anderson (calm) showed he was solid as a rock after head butting an opponent’s stick whilst waiting for a short corner: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/3846/

Unfortunately, he was not able to continue, I believe the stick was…: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/6245/

Sadly, unlike times past the 1st half ended with 2 quick Uni goals: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/824/

Of course the thing about a legends is the disappear only to return again stronger, a second half if you will: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/2616/

30 s into the second half an error of judgement meant Chalk had to sub off after striking himself in the knee keeping another Rosenzvaig aerial in play: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/6107/

Uni played as in the 1st half with positional discipline rarely seen in this division: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/6084/

A battle in our half but it is not as if Uni were always fireworks themselves: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/2473/

Toynton made a quadruple save after being exposed from sustained pressure, he was certainly not wanting any more action after that: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/3792/

A setback was when Uni scored again in this half: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/6119/

At some point when as a sub Talmage manage to step onto the pitch and kick a ball down the line away from our own player, we all make mistakes: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/3882/

Uni made the forwards shuttle hard and I suspect many of them considered they could maybe get a quick 5 minute breather: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/2874/

South did have some chances and perhaps a Uni player might have been lucky not to get a card after hooking Weston’s stick when he was clear through on goal: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/6245/

Despite the struggle and huge dominance of Uni possession, some brightness could be seen in the M4s performance: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/2464/

If only South could have found another 2 goals: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/2892/

I guess it could have been worse: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/3017/

But with the final whistle and a final teas, even legends must come to an end: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/matches/6319/

Until the next time,

Mariano Rosenzvaig, Number 2, Coach, Umpire, Hockey Trivia Master, South American Heart Throb, Defensive Titan, 157 games, 30 clean sheets, 22 goals, 7 times player of the match, 14 times a lemon we already miss you: https://cambridgesouthhockeyclub.co.uk/members/188/playing-record

Adios Amigo