That 'Rosey' feeling
That 'Rosey' feeling
That 'Rosey' feeling
Eddy Pincham with 'the Valley'
Two-goal Mark Rosegreen goes airborne against Stamford Town in the FA Cup at Butlin Road on Saturday and almost overhead kicks a third goal for VS Rugby. Picture: Dave Burnham.
VS Rugby manager Jimmy Knox — enjoying the best start to any of his 11 seasons at Butlin Road — has warned his side against complacency when it rejoins the Beazer Premier League programme against Gravesend at Butlin Road on Saturday (3pm).
Mid-table Gravesend — littered with ex-clubs and managed by Eddie McCluskey who has won the FA Trophy twice — arrive at Butlin Road still smarting from their recent 9-0 drubbing by Trowbridge.
But manager Knox, six wins and a draw from his first eight league games and top of the league, was quick to warn that that embarrassing Saturday defeat was followed by Gravesend beating one of the sides he expects to be near the top at the end of the season — Cambridge City.
"We do not take any opposition lightly, and we
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