The Terrors have a difficult away game against Greenwich Borough tomorrow evening, and their unbeaten run will be severely tested at the Eltham based club. Borough are now 3rd in the league after a comfortable 3-0 away win at Chatham on Saturday, 8 points behind the league leaders. On the same day the  Terrors scramble to  a 1-0 win at home to  Faversham Town, and a similar score Tuesday would see  Tooting create a 5 point lead at the top of the table.

The Borough have had a chequered life, having lost their Sutcliffe Park Ground to  a huge estate development, and transferring to play home games at Dartford's ground. The club were reinvented in 2013 and subsequently  created a new stadium with Cray Valley Paper Mills, at their Middle Park Avenue ground. The team has made remarkable progress in a very short time and were only promoted this season, and are already aiming for promotion again. All the investment seems to  be working!

 A few years back our reserves played CVPM at their ground in the London intermediate Cup. The ground was little more than a wooden shack acting as changing rooms and a club house with the pitch located in a middle of a field. A lot of investment has been made to redevelop the ground and bring it up  to  the standards required for senior football. Tooting won the game and went on to  beat Sutton United in the final.  Our reserve team at the time contained a number of outstanding players with lots of potential. The team was disbanded shortly after this victory.

Being league leaders all opposition will want to prove themselves against us, and Greenwich have their own ambitions and will want to put us in our place.  The resolve scraping 1-0 home victories  against Faversham  and Godalming Town will be needed tomorrow. I am not surprised at  Saturday's performance and expectations  after a match away to  Guernsey on a Wednesday, let's hope  any tiredness has been shaken off  and we can continue  our winning ways.