MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington Towns Humber Premier team scraped through their Humber league cup game last Saturday but had to overcome a spirited showing from Division 1 side Driffield EI before booking their place in the semi finals on a day when the quality of their finishing fell well below that expected of this squad. With regulars Stu Lawson, James Haigh and Aziz Barakat all missing, this wasn't Pocks strongest possible line up but there was still more than enough quality in the squad to ensure progress.

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MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington recorded their first winning "double" of the season as they beat Brid Sports away last weekend in a gritty, hard working performance that made up in commitment from both sides what it was lacking in quality. That this was also only Pocks second clean sheet of the season, the other one also being a 1-0 home win against Brid back in August, said a lot about the defensive problems that Pock have had since then but this was a result that answered a lot of questions about the teams character on the day.

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Despite MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington going 2-0 down against the strong wind at home last Saturday, a good second half effort wasn't quite enough as they conceded a late third against Sculcoates Amateurs to finish without reward despite an improved performance on the previous weeks game.

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Despite racing into a two goal lead, MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington fell to defeat at home against Hornsea Town last weekend in a game that had plenty of talking points and controversy.

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MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington's Humber team turned in one of their best performances of the season so far to record their first away win against a team that they have traditionally struggled to overcome at their ground. In doing so they had to put in a spirited and hard working performance, as well as overcome a torrential 15 minutes of rain that would have forced the abandonment of the match if it wasn't being played on an excellent 4G surface.

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MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington's Humber team overcame a sticky pitch and competitive opponents to record their first win of 2014 after a fully committed and hard working performance at home last Saturday. Despite an enforced last minute team reshuffle, Town had plenty of attacking threat in their line up and led by a MOM performance from Tom Rogers in central midfield, they could have scored in the 2nd minute. Dan Bonehams pass played in Tom Reay behind the St. Andrews defence but he elected to shoot with the outstep and couldn't keep his effort on target.

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Despite the ongoing issue of absent players, a young MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington Town Humber team turned in a reasonable performance against the current league leaders last weekend and as they were when they lost away to them in early December, were again left ruing missed opportunities and costly mistakes as they went down to a vastly more experienced side who proved how clinical they can be when given the chance.

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After losing both league games against them this season by a single goal and a winless November, MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pock Humber team were away at North Cave in the Whiteheads Fish & Chip league cup last Saturday looking to move into the quarter finals of the trophy that they won in May.

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MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington turned in another improving performance at home last Saturday but despite playing well and dominating the game for large periods, found themselves at the wrong end of their second 1-0 result against North Cave this season. With a combination of injury and unavailability again hampering team selection, a debut was given to U19 player Callum Quarton and with Pock setting off at a good pace, Aziz Bartakat played in Chris Saltmer on 3 minutes for a cross to the far post to set up Dave O'Connor. His header just missed the target as Dave was flattened for his troubles but Cave replied with a throw in that was badly defended by Town and a shot that bounced to safety off the cross bar.

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MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington Towns Humber teams run of bad results continued last Saturday when despite dominating possession and turning in another improved performance, they were again punished for their mistakes to remain winless in November. Pock should take a lot of heart from their effort on the day as they started the game brightly and on 4 minutes, good interplay between Chris Saltmer, James Haigh and Martyn Day saw Saltmer bring a routine save from the Hessle keeper.

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