Hi Gary,
The posting of the Yeovil game was on October 20th on Roger Ramone's twitter site.
It's on You Tube so it should be easy to find.
The match was played in 1988 and from memory the Yeovil directors were quite sporting.
Read above that the Tooting fans couldn't get a drink at the bar, and if it's true that's terrible.
I remember talking to Trevor Ford in later years, who was managing Bromley at the time of the Yeovil game and he was astounded when the result came through. Bromley were challenging Yeovil for top spot.  

Hello Alan,
I'm not involved in setting a date for the AGM but I'll certainly pass your request on to the Directors.
Thank you for your interest.

Very sorry to hear about Dave.
He was one of the players who game back for our anniversary celebrations.
Great player and a lovely man.
I remember as an 11 year old sitting behind him in the stand at Highbury when we beat Hendon 5-2 in the London Senior Cup just after Millwall stole him from us.

Yes I have as well.
The past results section was very useful.

I'll do March for you Dave

Interesting comment about Frank's best signing.
Who was I referring to in this October 2015 post?

Now the dust has settled I'd like to thank every player on Saturday for the superb effort they all put in against a good Hastings side to gain a fabulous victory. The spirit in the team is there for all to see and this season will be remembered for a long time. It's true that several of the players were out on their feet at the end. Billy Dunn in particular looked to be suffering. I think Peter owes them all a drink.
Let's hope for a good attendance on Saturday. It seems that when we visit places like Lewes and Hastings we attract very large crowds. We deserve good support at home.

I know exactly how you feel.
Just spent two weeks in Tenerife. Followed the three matches -  Sittingbourne, Lewes and Cray through Roger Ramone and the Ryman League Live Scores. Refused to leave the hotel while these three matches were on. Got very excited when the goals went in at Lewes and was told to be a little bit quiet by the family.
Came home Friday night to freezing temperatures. Spoke to Paul Dale before the game saying that I hoped I wouldn't upset the form book by my presence. Should have been awarded a penalty in the first five minutes when Chace was fouled going through on goal and then we hit the post. As the game progressed and we're well into the second half and still haven't scored I'm doing some very serious soul searching. Then came Peter's fabulous free kick and two late goals and all is right with the world. Keep supporting from afar. This team is well worth following. 
 

Mike
Very interested to read your comments.
We are all very aware of what happened when Billy left and the effect it had on the club.
When it comes to publicity I feel you have underestimated the power of social media.
To give you an example I had to rush away after the Greenwich game for a family gathering. When I walked into the restaurant all 23 in our party new exactly what had happened and the fantastic performance of our team. I also know that there are other ex supporters who are becoming aware of what we are doing and are starting to show an interest again. I hope of course that if we continue to seriously challenge our support will improve.
I hope you are not saying that there would be no advantage in gaining promotion.  I will never accept that.
 

Very sorry to hear of the extent of Jordan's injury. He has been outstanding for most of the season and this news has spoilt what was a wonderful evening on Tuesday. Hope very much he is back playing soon.

I can also help if needed to collect the programmes if it takes the pressure off you.

Just to let everybody know that I heard today that Mick lost his fight against leukemia this morning.
Phil Garrard, Heather, myself and Paul Piggott accepted an invitation to hear Mick talk about his 50 year career earlier this month. We spent a wonderful evening with him and it was fascinating to hear him talk in detail about his time at
Sandy Lane. At the time he looked well so to hear today that he had passed was devastating. He will be sorely missed. I will pass our condolences on to Mrs Browning.