The final countdown
LANGDON YEAR-NINES play at Brisbane Road today (Thursday) in the final of the London Cup and coach Sean Dennis says his side fear no-one. The East Ham outfit have showed great resolve after coming from behind to win their last four matches, and Dennis fee
LANGDON YEAR-NINES play at Brisbane Road today (Thursday) in the final of the London Cup and coach Sean Dennis says his side fear no-one.
The East Ham outfit have showed great resolve after coming from behind to win their last four matches, and Dennis feels his side's exceptional belief will lead them to victory.
"I feel we have the ability to beat anyone right now," he smiled. "These lads have gone behind so many times but keep coming back, they don't know when they are beaten!
"It would mean so much to the school as they have never won the competition before. "They did not do much last season and to win seven games to get here is magnificent."
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It has been a gruelling schedule for Langdon, but there are two matches that in particular stand out for Dennis.
"Eltham Green away was a tough match, going to the other side of the river and coming away with the victory was very good," he said.
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"Also to beat Eastbury 4-2 from Barking who are the Essex champions in the semi-finals was impressive, again after coming from behind!
