The draw has now been done for Hadley USC v Hanmer in tomorrow’s playoff final. It is the same team for Hanmer from Sunday’s success over Donnington Wood but the big talking point is the absence of former captain Rob Burroughs from the Hadley lineup. Last year’s average winner is on the reserve list along with John Potter who had also stopped playing near the end of the season, but James Duce returns to the side after a few weeks absence. Hanmer have stuck with the side that got them here on Sunday, but have changed the order up slightly with Joey Williams, Jack Butler, Mike Gilpin and Alan Faulkner all swapping 4s. For Hadley they will be hoping that their experience of the Premier League this season will help them play in front of a big crowd, like they did in 2012 when they faced Burway at Archibald Worthington as a number of that team remain with some new additions.<\/p>\n
Look out for comments from both teams along with stats before the big game as well as some information for spectators.<\/p>\n
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Hadley USC v Hanmer at Bicton at 7 p.m.<\/p>\n
1. Nick Wyer v Lee Peate<\/p>\n
2. Dave Price v Andrew Armstrong<\/p>\n
3. James Duce v Joey Williams<\/p>\n
4. Phil King v Graham Bennett<\/p>\n
5. John Newey v Robin Bennett<\/p>\n
6. Jamie Wyer v Marcus Hughes<\/p>\n
7. John Price v Graham Rogers<\/p>\n
8. Nick Mullinder v Jack Butler<\/p>\n
9. Steve Homer v Chris Probert<\/p>\n
10. Ray Gregory v Mike Gilpin<\/p>\n
11. Jim Fletcher v Dave Ellison<\/p>\n
12. Adrian Smith v Alan Faulkner<\/p>\n
Hadley USC Reserves: Rob Burroughs, John Potter, Justin Pegram<\/p>\n
Reserves: Matthew Scott, Graham Faulkner<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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