ECU were losing the they were gaining in the first half and with ominous weather conditions holding out for most of the match Sorrento were building up like the clouds on the distance.
Late in the second half Sorrento hit the lead and 2 minutes to full time the heavens opened and rain was a plenty to match the rather boring Harnwell-esque long-ball rubbish which a last goal was scored. Scores ended at 3-1 to Sorrento.
As for the food and drink here at the sports centre it wasn't too bad. Typical of Anglo-Australian state league clubs chips with gravy is a staple on the menu. Portions were very good although the chips were bland, dry and depressing. The gravy on the other hand was very delicious and rescued the chips. Perhaps a bit of salt or pepper could have made it a bit more enticing. The price was very good as I got a cool drink totaling 7 dollars fifty.
All chocolates were 2.50 and had a very good selection for the sweet tooth and if you had children who wanted something along those lines. Killer Pythons were only a dollar and were the extra long variety and great value. Cool drinks were prices at 2.50 which is on the edge of being too expensive for cans but this is NPL so i guess the excuse is they need to raise the prices.
I must say that the facilities are not really very rain protection friendly let alone shade friendly which is a legacy of poor design from Joondalup buildings built in the 1980's and 1990's with the obsession of curved circular designs just makes things look dated. There was a good crowd there which is great to see but with more entertaining sides such as Bayswater, Perth SC and Stirling it will be hard to see if another visit to Joondalup is on the cards.
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