Wokingham & Emmbrook 4 Woodley United 3: Clive McNelly hails club spirit

Mark Pugh was on hand to photograph the East Berkshire derby between Wokingham & Emmbrook and Woodley United on Saturday, and caught up with Satsuma’s manager Clive McNelly after the game.

Manager McNelly admitted his side were keen to frustrate their opponents and expected his side to make the most of set pieces which three of the four goals game from.

Listen to the full interview here:

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See all the latest on Wokingham & Emmbrook here, and follow our new Sumas twitter feed here – and listen to the interview with club president Mark Ashwell here.

Michael Herbert and Clive McNelly post match. Photo: Mark Pugh.

Main image: Clive McNelly pictured by Mark Pugh.

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Tom Canning

Tom Canning is the co-editor of Football in Berkshire. He has played at the lowest possible level of football in the Bracknell Sunday League Fourth Division. In real life Tom is a Freelance Digital Content Producer having spent 20 years at Reach PLC, starting out on the Reading Evening Post - as well as a year with The Cricketer Magazine. He co-founded Football in Berkshire with Darrell Freeland in 2016. He is the former manager of Bracknell Town Ladies Reserves and Binfield Ladies in the Thames Valley Women's League.

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