Mew pleased with youngsters
With two games remaining Eastleigh sit in a very respectable 5th place in the Suburban Premier League.
The Spitfires second string assistant manager, Wayne Mew, recently commented in the club's matchday programme to sum up the sides rise up the table.
"This is a fantastic achievement for the club as for the majority of the second half season we have played games mainly with 17 and 18 year olds."
Mew went on to say "...they have done brilliantly and a few of them look to have a very bright future in the game."
The latest results, following the 4-1 demolition of Beaconsfield a fortnight ago, saw Eastleigh travel to Corinthian Casuals and pick up a 2-0 win with both Obi Nene and Ben Bosley on the scoresheet.
More recently (Saturday 28th April), the reserves lost out by a narrow margin against Sutton United away from home, finding themselves on the wrong end of a 2-1 scoreline. Brett Williams netting Eastleigh's goal.
Two games remain and they are as follows:
Ashford Town - 5th May (Away)
Hayes - Date and Venue to be arranged
The Spitfires second string assistant manager, Wayne Mew, recently commented in the club's matchday programme to sum up the sides rise up the table.
"This is a fantastic achievement for the club as for the majority of the second half season we have played games mainly with 17 and 18 year olds."
Mew went on to say "...they have done brilliantly and a few of them look to have a very bright future in the game."
The latest results, following the 4-1 demolition of Beaconsfield a fortnight ago, saw Eastleigh travel to Corinthian Casuals and pick up a 2-0 win with both Obi Nene and Ben Bosley on the scoresheet.
More recently (Saturday 28th April), the reserves lost out by a narrow margin against Sutton United away from home, finding themselves on the wrong end of a 2-1 scoreline. Brett Williams netting Eastleigh's goal.
Two games remain and they are as follows:
Ashford Town - 5th May (Away)
Hayes - Date and Venue to be arranged
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