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Good night for Adarkwa as Stones hammer sorry R’s

Wealdstone 6-2 QPR Development Squad

Wealdstone cruised past QPR’s development squad last night, securing their third win of pre-season. The standout performance came from striker Sean Adarkwa, who silenced any doubts over the Stones’ cutting edge in attack by firing in four goals on a dominant evening.

Gaffer’s notebook

After the game Sam Cox spoke to Wealdstone’s Official YouTube channel.

The key takeaways:

  • Match Performance:
    • Pleased with the second-half display, which was more fluid and attacking.
    • Training focus on attacking entries paid off, with Adarkwa scoring multiple goals and trialists (unidentified by surname but first names mentioned) “Nathan” and “Dan” impressing.
    • First half needed improvements, but the team reacted well after halftime.
  • Sean Adarkwa’s Confidence:
    • Scoring boosts his confidence massively.
    • Valued not just for goals but also for holding play and linking attacks.
    • If kept fit, he’ll be a key player for the season.
  • Sak Hassan’s Impact:
    • Takes time to adapt from step 3 to step 1.
    • Hardworking with a great attitude.
    • Showed his quality today and is seen as a long-term asset.
  • Next Preseason Match & Season Prep:
    • Final friendly vs. Slough to be approached like the opening league game.
    • Fitness levels improving, players nearing full 90-minute match readiness.
    • Big emphasis on injury prevention and player well-being due to past issues.
    • Priority now is to stay injury-free while building a winning mentality ahead of the 9th August season start vs. Truro.

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