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15th August 2006 Faversham Town Reserves 1 Larkfield 3 A FEROCIOUS second-half volley from Faversham Town coach Paul Copley was the highlight of this comfortable win for Larkfield at Salters Lane. Former Welling United defender Copley is hoping to launch a comeback at the age of 36. And he sent out a message to first-team boss Terry Cordice with a blistering strike after a free-kick.Reserve team boss Brett Harrison fielded another experimental side,
using
more than 20 players in total as he looks to finalise his
squad
ahead of the Kent League Two opener at home to Greenwich Borough
on Saturday, 26th August (kick-off 3pm).
With Copley, first teamer Kris Parker and youth team boss Ray Turner all appearing, Town certainly did not lack experience and they dominate possession at times. But their inability to react quickly enough to the second ball proved decisive on two occasions with slack marking at a free-kick and then a corner allowing Larkfield to go in at the break 2-0 up. Copley's effort gave Harrison and his assistant Kevin Simms hope but a break-away goal saw Lakfield make it 3-1 near the close. Harrison said: "Again, me and Kevin have seen alot of players in different positions including a couple of youth team lads. "It's all about making sure we get it right for the start of the season."
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