Binfield 3 Henley 5: Your reaction on a heartbreaking night for Moles fans

Jemel Johnson in action for Binfield FC. Photo: Colin Byers.
Jemel Johnson in action for Binfield FC. Photo: Colin Byers.

It was a tough night all round as Binfield lost the Reading Senior Cup for a second successive season after Henley Town came from 3-1 down to win 5-3 in extra time.

Liam Ferdinand twice and Jemel Johnson got the goals that gave the Moles what seemed an unassailable lead but the reckless stamp on Grant Kemp by Jack Broome changed the game and allowed Henley the time and space on a big open Madejski Stadium pitch to hit back and take full advantage.

Watch the moment Henley drop the Reading Senior Cup

Binfield manager Roger Herridge was understandably in reflective mood and his comments are here, but we’ve been and picked some of the reaction from players and fans on social media.

Jemel was hoping for better..

https://www.instagram.com/p/BFl2n4HoZHldfn9WJ7GNRWUQwg-kwhKB_0TKIs0/

Horrible way to finish

The morning after

We’re quite pleased to have caught this.. shame none of the Henley players did. LoL.

That’s that then..

Words from the new Wokingham boss

And from the Henley side, probably just the one tweet needed..

https://twitter.com/FCHenleyTown/status/733388864056872960

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