“I’m really pleased that we picked up Luke Burgess (from Casey Comets) and we’re speaking to a couple of others.” That includes a number two keeper as Fraser Maclaren has returned to former club Beaumaris. “We played some really good football but we’ve still got eight games to go so we need to make sure that when we get down to the last three or four games we’re still up there,” he said.
Mornington head coach Adam Jamieson was pleased with the performance while recognising that there’s a way to go yet if the club’s NPL aim can be realised. The Seagulls’ top scorer Rory Currie missed the match as he recovers from a calf injury that looks likely to sideline him for another week or two. The final say in this clash fell to Craigie right on full time finishing off Kane Bentley’s square ball from the left with a low shot. Just before the break Satoshi Kurakawa’s cutback was miscued by Adam Hester into Stirton’s path and he sent Ramkumar the wrong way. His first was in the 33rd minute when his cross from the left sailed over the head of Bentleigh keeper Rahul Ramkumar. Stirton’s goals gave the Seagulls a handy half-time lead.
Adam Jamieson’s men came away from Victory Park with a 3-0 win over hosts Bentleigh United Cobras to sit second on the table a point behind leader Melbourne City. A DAVID Stirton brace and a Rhys Craigie strike kept Mornington’s State 1 promotion push on track last weekend.
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