Prynn bags a hat-trick as Lambs go through
The Herald|September 23, 2024
SOME managers are hard to please and the players of Tavistock might just be feeling that about their boss, Stuart Henderson, after the Lambs cruised into the third qualifying round of the FA Trophy with a comfortable 3-0 win over visiting North Leigh.
STUART JAMES
Prynn bags a hat-trick as Lambs go through

Liam Prynn led the way for the Lambs, scoring a brilliant hat-trick and while the result was as convincing as the scoreline suggests, perfectionist Henderson felt his side could have been even more convincing winners.

“I am coming off after a 3-0 win and I feel tight sometimes because I am outlining things we could do better!” he said. “But we have got high standards and we want to get every little bit out of them and that’s what me and Darren (Spong) always say. It’s nothing personal, it’s just to try and press buttons to get what we can.”

All joking aside, this was an impressive display from Tavi, who can now look forward to today’s lunchtime draw and learn who they will face in the next round on October 5, the final qualifying round when clubs from Step Three – including Plymouth Parkway and Tiverton Town – go into the hat.

This story is from the September 23, 2024 edition of The Herald.

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