I agree we should have won that game. No idea why we wait so long with substitutions. Stanislaus did more in 10 minutes than Folkes in 80. The manager just stands there chatting with coaches the entire game, yet no decisions are made. On the plus side, it was great to see our boys fighting for every single ball they could. Isiah Jones the MoM in my opinion. Special mention to Jordan Wilson who directed the midfield very well today. Very vocal and energetic. 

Anyone know how Isiah is doing please? 

We played well, should have won. 

Unfortuntaely for us Burgess Hill took a point at Dulwich...i was banking on Dulwich beating them to help us out. 

Don`t dispute the fact it is not his fault for being played Tooting Dave, but if he has any pride in himself and the will to show us that he is not a waste of time, you think he would shed a few kilo`s to prove supporter`s wrong.
The fact that his weight appears to have gone up over the season leads me to believe he is just staying for the money, and let`s not forget, Worthing let him go, and we have seen the reason why.

Could not agree with you more Danny, what does Frank see that we are all missing?
Granted Tooting Dave, he, along with Paul Dale, let us not forget him, was responsible for the record breaking season we all enjoyed last year.
That is now history and it is what is being achieved this season which is important, and we can all see what that has been.
One thing which is worrying is the squad we have finished up with and the reasons behind it, and if the same reasons apply for the coming season, where will we finish up?

Throughout this season we have been poor at both ends of the pitch, yesterday though, the defence stood strong, were organised and restricted Tonbridge to very few chances. It was business as usual at the other end, though, with their centre backs having an easy afternoon against our non existent attacking threat. I wonder if there might be some pig headed stubbornness on Franks part, in persevering with Folkes up front. I cannot think of a single reason why you would pick him ahead of Reis Stanislous. It reminds me of the short corner fiasco of a few seasons ago, where something was so obviously not working, but the manager carried on the policy for half the season.

Fair enough, not fit for 90 minutes, but surely he's fit enough to play more than 10, if not he shouldn't be on the bench. As for Folkes, he's so immobile, I think no role given to him anywhere on the pitch would suit him at this level.

My view is that Omar can play but his impact is clearly severely hampered by his fitness. If the manager selects him he must do so knowing his obvious short comings. For me Reis is no better just different. Physically he can make decent runs and bring some much needed physicality to the team but his decision making and vision is not good (even in the 10'minutes Frank gave him he had chances to play people in but took the wrong option each time).

Three points was vital to any chance we have of survival but Frank was far too late with his substitutions against a poor side who were tiring and there for the taking. I think that this timid approach has been common place this season. For some reason we haven't played with enough belief against many teams who are no better than us.

Paul Dale has been a huge miss this year. We have not had the same organisation and touchline coaching without him.

Jordon deserves congratulations on his performance yesterday.