If our budget is suppose to be one of the best in this league then surely losing 7 out of 13 games played is simply not good enough. No team has the right to expect to win games, but surely a budget the size we are lead to believe and the so called quality of players that brings in, losing to teams in the bottom half of the table is poor. All the teams we have played so far I don't think are promotion or play off contenders with possiability the exception of Carshalton (and they are experiencing the same as us). Saturday we play Hastings, one of the teams I expect to see finish in the top 5. I don't hold much hope for a good score and feel reluctant to rush home from work to attend.

Hastings are five places below us.

They are five places below us, but with a lot of games in hand, orthough saying that they did place have a cup game tuesday away at tonbridge where they won on penualty's. It would be nice to think that the main 1st team played, they got a few niggles and were totally cream crackered and don't have a cracker saturday.
That's it, I've lost my doom and gloom and ready for saturday!
Now I'm going, we'll probably lost!
 

Nice to hear some positive feedback from the game at Hythe, despite our loss. It makes you wonder whether it was actually Mark Hams who had some influence on our rather direct style of football (?). I don't wish to speculate or accuse, but just wondering!

But very good to see some positive reviews, especially in light of a defeat. Looking forward to Hastings saturday,

Incidentally I was not able to get to and from Kent on a Tuesday night so took in Dulwich Hamlet vs Met Police instead. So many ex-terrors on show...Dulwich: Matt Drage, Mitchell Nelse (bench), Danny Waldren, Met Police: Taureen Roberts, Jordan Cheadle, Billy Crook. Met Police won 2-1 and Billy Crook was outstanding! Scored one and all but set up the play that lead to the second. Good to see him doing well.

There was an Ethan Pinnock in the side for Dulwich, any relation to our very own Sol??