DKOS advanced to the next round of the County Cup with an emphatic 13-2 victory over Wednesbury Rangers.
The clinical hosts took no prisoners en route to a statement victory.
Now such excessive goalmouth action can really test the memory of a man.
In truth I'm glad to have the problem of the team scoring so many goals that it's hard to remember each one in great detail.
More of the same please lads.
Nonetheless I have to try.
Three players managed to claim a hat trick - Matt Bishop, Jamie Gregory and Joe Burke. I'm sure not even they fully remember how each goal went in, so allow me to do my best to summarise:
Bishop
He was the first to unleash a trio of first half left footed screamers, with his drive from outside the box opening the floodgates.
His second came after DKOS won a free kick on the edge of the Wednesbury box, resulting in the centre half assuming control of the dead ball. He promptly silenced his teammates by curling the ball round the wall and into the back of the net.
He completed a perfect hat trick by heading in a cross towards the end of the game.
Gregory
Jamie 'doesn't want it on his left foot' Gregory opened his account for the day by smashing the ball into the roof of the net with his left peg to add to a miserable first half for the away side.
Making the most of playing as a central striker, he grabbed another after latching and dispatching - onto a wonderful Hughes through ball and past the onrushing goalkeeper.
His hat trick was completed after another one on one with the goalkeeper which he calmly slotted away.
Burke
Joe's first was arguably the pick of the bunch ,as his left footed strike from the edge of the box nestled into the top corner.
After adding a second, our number 10 completed his hat trick after whipping the ball into the bottom corner following a goalmouth scramble.
Outside of our hat trick of hat tricks, other players decided to get in on the action.
Marco Zizzi added a brace - one long range strike which wrong-footed the keeper and another effort from inside the box.
Captain Willem Raworth also clearly got the left foot memo before the game, curing his effort into the bottom corner before the break.
Winger Harry Ellis also got on the scoresheet, with a poachers effort from a few yards out.
Wednesbury did manage some offence, converting a first half penalty and a tap in in the second half.
Aaaaaand breathe.
The win maintains DKOS' strong start to the season which sees them top the league table and advance in two cup competitions so far.
They'll be keen to keep their feet on the ground and ride the wave of momentum for as long as possible.
#HALADKOS
The clinical hosts took no prisoners en route to a statement victory.
Now such excessive goalmouth action can really test the memory of a man.
In truth I'm glad to have the problem of the team scoring so many goals that it's hard to remember each one in great detail.
More of the same please lads.
Nonetheless I have to try.
Three players managed to claim a hat trick - Matt Bishop, Jamie Gregory and Joe Burke. I'm sure not even they fully remember how each goal went in, so allow me to do my best to summarise:
Bishop
He was the first to unleash a trio of first half left footed screamers, with his drive from outside the box opening the floodgates.
His second came after DKOS won a free kick on the edge of the Wednesbury box, resulting in the centre half assuming control of the dead ball. He promptly silenced his teammates by curling the ball round the wall and into the back of the net.
He completed a perfect hat trick by heading in a cross towards the end of the game.
Gregory
Jamie 'doesn't want it on his left foot' Gregory opened his account for the day by smashing the ball into the roof of the net with his left peg to add to a miserable first half for the away side.
Making the most of playing as a central striker, he grabbed another after latching and dispatching - onto a wonderful Hughes through ball and past the onrushing goalkeeper.
His hat trick was completed after another one on one with the goalkeeper which he calmly slotted away.
Burke
Joe's first was arguably the pick of the bunch ,as his left footed strike from the edge of the box nestled into the top corner.
After adding a second, our number 10 completed his hat trick after whipping the ball into the bottom corner following a goalmouth scramble.
Outside of our hat trick of hat tricks, other players decided to get in on the action.
Marco Zizzi added a brace - one long range strike which wrong-footed the keeper and another effort from inside the box.
Captain Willem Raworth also clearly got the left foot memo before the game, curing his effort into the bottom corner before the break.
Winger Harry Ellis also got on the scoresheet, with a poachers effort from a few yards out.
Wednesbury did manage some offence, converting a first half penalty and a tap in in the second half.
Aaaaaand breathe.
The win maintains DKOS' strong start to the season which sees them top the league table and advance in two cup competitions so far.
They'll be keen to keep their feet on the ground and ride the wave of momentum for as long as possible.
#HALADKOS
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