Saturday's game against Tadcaster produced our first draw in this seasons league campaign.
It was an exciting 90 minutes of football which provided plenty of entertainment for the 486 spectators inside the ground.
It was Tadcaster who took the lead after only 10 minutes, the Boro defence failed to deal with a corner and Vasey headed the loose ball into the net to put Tadcaster into an early lead.
All credit to Boro though, as they equalised shortly afterwards, this time our goal followed a corner, the scorer for Boro was local boy Rob Pindar.
The game was end to end, but Tadcaster were looking dangerous approaching half time, and Dave Bramley made a couple of good saves, and when Tadcaster eventually regained their lead, Bramley was unlucky as he did make a fine save from Gray, but the Tadcaster player scored as the ball rebounded kindly for him, all he had to do was slot the ball home into an empty goal.
So half time arrived with Boro 2-1 down- but not out, the game could go either way in the second half.
Brian France brought on substitute 'Barker' for the second half in place of Rob Pindar, and it did not take him long to score Boro's second equalising goal, and that was to be the final score 2-2, another entertaining value for money performance by Brian France's men.
Next week we have a break from league action and travel to Kirkbymoorside in the 'North Riding Senior Cup', it is only a short journey so another good following will be expected.
UP THE BORO...................................................................................
It was an exciting 90 minutes of football which provided plenty of entertainment for the 486 spectators inside the ground.
It was Tadcaster who took the lead after only 10 minutes, the Boro defence failed to deal with a corner and Vasey headed the loose ball into the net to put Tadcaster into an early lead.
All credit to Boro though, as they equalised shortly afterwards, this time our goal followed a corner, the scorer for Boro was local boy Rob Pindar.
The game was end to end, but Tadcaster were looking dangerous approaching half time, and Dave Bramley made a couple of good saves, and when Tadcaster eventually regained their lead, Bramley was unlucky as he did make a fine save from Gray, but the Tadcaster player scored as the ball rebounded kindly for him, all he had to do was slot the ball home into an empty goal.
So half time arrived with Boro 2-1 down- but not out, the game could go either way in the second half.
Brian France brought on substitute 'Barker' for the second half in place of Rob Pindar, and it did not take him long to score Boro's second equalising goal, and that was to be the final score 2-2, another entertaining value for money performance by Brian France's men.
Next week we have a break from league action and travel to Kirkbymoorside in the 'North Riding Senior Cup', it is only a short journey so another good following will be expected.
UP THE BORO...................................................................................
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