9 images from the Bracknell Town/Wokingham & Emmbrook derby last night

A bit of a coming together at full-time of Bracknell Town versus Wokingham & Emmbrook. Photo: Richard Claypole.
A bit of a coming together at full-time of Bracknell Town versus Wokingham & Emmbrook. Photo: Richard Claypole.

Snappers at Larges Lane last night have shared a few images with us of Bracknell Town’s 2-1 win over rivals Wokingham & Emmbrook in the Uhlsport Hellenic Premier League.

Photographer Richard Claypole was at the ground capturing the action.

What’s up Adam?

Adam Cornell. Photo: Richard Claypole.
Adam Cornell. Photo: Richard Claypole.

Bit of a disagreement.

Elliott Rushforth. Photo: Richard Claypole.
Elliott Rushforth. Photo: Richard Claypole.

Eyes on the ball

Rising highest. Photo: Richard Claypole.
Rising highest. Photo: Richard Claypole.

Foul surely?

Foul maybe? Photo: Richard Claypole.
Foul maybe? Photo: Richard Claypole.

Seb Bowerman and former Robin Sam Whiting

Seb Bowerman. Photo: Richard Claypole.
Seb Bowerman. Photo: Richard Claypole.

Adam Cornell in front of goal

Adam Cornell in front of goal for Bracknell Town against Wokingham & Emmbrook. Photo: Richard Claypole.
Adam Cornell in front of goal for Bracknell Town against Wokingham & Emmbrook. Photo: Richard Claypole.

A bit tasty at the final whistle

A bit of a coming together at full-time of Bracknell Town versus Wokingham & Emmbrook. Photo: Richard Claypole.
A bit of a coming together at full-time of Bracknell Town versus Wokingham & Emmbrook. Photo: Richard Claypole.
A bit of a coming together at full-time of Bracknell Town versus Wokingham & Emmbrook. Photo: Richard Claypole.
A bit of a coming together at full-time of Bracknell Town versus Wokingham & Emmbrook. Photo: Richard Claypole.

Jamie McClurg holds off a challenge

Jamie McClurg. Photo: Richard Claypole.
Jamie McClurg. Photo: Richard Claypole.

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