星期一 [ 2010-3-15 9:46:09 | watches1013 ]   Clayton pledges his future to STRIKER Paul Clayton has pledged his future to Alfreton Town by signing a two-year extension to his current contract. catalog printing Clayton celebrated his new deal by scoring in the Reds' 2-0 victory over Workington at the Impact Arena in midweek. That result, coupled with rivals Eastwood Town losing to leaders Fleetwood, lifted Nicky Law's men up to fourth in the Blue Square North table. Clayton has played a key role in Alfreton's rise to genuine promotion candidates since joining the club from Gainsborough Trinity on New Year's Eve, 2008. The 25-year-old helped the Reds reach the BSN play-offs last season, finishing as the club's leading scorer. His form also saw him earn him two England C caps. To date, Clayton has scored 45 goals in 103 appearances for Alfreton. "He is a player we want and he is a big part of what we want to do in our plans to go forward," said Law. "I am delighted he has signed for another two years." Clayton headed Alfreton's second goal against Workington after Josh Law had opened the scoring 10 minutes into the second half. Manager Law felt it was one of his team's best performances of the season so far. "The whole performance was pleasing," he said. "Workington are a form side. They have beaten Rushden and Diamonds and AFC Wimbledon to get where they are in the FA Trophy and we knew it was going to be a tough test. "They came and gave it a good go and made it a tough game but it was a big performance from us." Alfreton are now unbeaten in eight games and will look to extend that run when they face Farsley Celtic at home tomorrow. brochure printing "We have now just got to keep chipping away and take every game on its merit," said Law. "All we can do is keep doing our best. "The Farsley game is now the most important game of the season and we have to try and turn eight unbeaten into nine." Alfreton beat 15th-placed Farsley 3-0 at the Throstle Nest on the opening day of the season and have the chance to complete a third league double of the campaign so far. They will have to do it without forward Anthony Howell, who begins a twomatch suspension as a result of accumulating 10 yellow cards. Zenith Replica Watches He will also miss the crucial trip to fifth-placed Droylsden on Monday evening. Central defender Matt Wilson will be missing from the next two games, too. Wilson limped out of the Workington match after suffering an ankle injury, which will keep him sidelined for at least a fortnight. ight. Other articles: http://www.hpsunet.com/NuMobile-Inc-to-Review-Speci.html http://www.xaeg.cn/Blog/View/?385 浏览(125) | 回复(0) |