Tonbridge Angels, who play in the National League South, had Ethan Sutcliffe and Paris Lock together this past weekend.
The young Dons pair, mentored by our former midfielder Scott Wagstaff, were selected to start for Kent on Saturday at Longmead Stadium when they took on leaders Yeovil Town.
After spending Friday at our training facility, the two left to get additional experience in the game. While striker Paris having recovered from a bruise to his knee and an early substitution the previous Saturday, defender Ethan (shown below) returned to Tonbridge on loan for the remainder of the season last week.
In front of 1,356 spectators, Paris made their debut shortly after the hour mark in the second half. Despite their best efforts, the runaway table-toppers Angels of twelfth position were ultimately defeated 4-2 at home.
Josh Hallard, a defender, made his Cray Wanderers debut on Sunday.
After overcoming two protracted injury layoffs, Josh was selected as a replacement for his new team in the Isthmian Premier League matchup with Concord Rangers.
He entered the game in the 62nd minute, barely over the final quarter of the one-all draw. Even though Josh received a yellow card soon after, there were more crucial minutes in the comeback process.
On Sunday, Dundee’s striker Zach Robinson made his twenty-third appearance of the year.
Zach, who has six goals for the Dee this year, got the game underway at Dens Park in the Scottish Premiership against St Johnstone. He left the game at halftime as Dundee won 2-1.
Ben Mason, a defender for National League South’s Farnborough, was unlucky to sustain an injury during a recent friendly match for his new team following an assist.
Ben is making a lot of effort to go back into play with the Hampshire club, even though it might keep him out of action for another month.
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