sorry about that you guys but i am only telling it as i see it if you want to see it as negative or being bitter 
then that is your perogative but we are all entitled to our opinions if you dont like my posts then dont bother to reply

Everyone has there view and mine is that there should be more experience in the spine of this squad which we have with dines. As young players you need a experienced head to guide you on the pitch otherwise you get over run at times which happened at times yesterday. I would also have started dom and matty in goal. The keeper looks very shaky everytime the  ball is in the air and does not judge it properly although hes distribution is good. The season is young but lets hope we find that natural blend of youth and experience and push on and with Clements coming in when back from holiday think we will be ok. Its just down to the manager to pick right team win games but all young players wont work in my eyes.

Great to see some sense and backing on here after Danny posted his comments yesterday. I thought we had been taken over by the North Korean secret Police! He’s a lifetime supporter of the club and entitled to his own views, and I know how frustrated he is with whole scenario at Imperial Fields, and I am not going to add to those which were expressed volubly after last week’s pathetic effort.  

  Like Danny, I decided after the game at Northwood only to attend the occasional selected game. The Terrors have now gone 14 games without a league win since 10th Feb, and are finding it very difficult to hold their own in the basement of Non League Football. 

 HH is doing a great job trying to recruit support for the team, and increase attendances and emulating the efforts shown by the Dulwits.  Fortunately, they were able to gradually increase the fan base on the back of an emerging and successful team.  The major decline in the Terrors performances, and the inferior level of our league will only hinder Harry’s efforts, which is a real shame. The Dulwits are now playing at a level and a brand of Football which our team can only dream of! 

Without a major shake-up, which we all know is impossible , the “Status Quo” will remain for a very long time.   

Last edited by Mikem (19/8/2018 4:27 pm)

i didnt call the quarter final in the vase a success but we did get beaten by by taunton town who had a great record in that particular competion.my point is that in that period we were a fairly formidable team that is something you cant say now.
you are positive,well good for you,im very pleased for you.

We can carry on posting comments on this forum till the end of time about any subject being good or bad but the last word as always is down to the main at the helm and he doesn’t seem to me as being in any way care where we go from here we have to look at your own personal feelings and consider staying with the club or going

darren p i was not being condescending to brassneck i was mereiy trying to say that if he was optimistic about the situation at imperial fields then good i was pleased he could see it that way as i for one could not have the same optimism,so i dont need you lecturing me and telling me how i should frame my posts.
anyway this thread has become a little pointless now all i wanted to do originally was post my opinion of 
saturdays match until the thought police and all the sensative souls decided to get involved.

I think the "young keeper", Liam Sallis, will turn out alright once he gets his feet under the table

​FWIW,  I have a feeling that your division is going to prove itself much stronger than the South East version Time will tell 

Lampost wrote:

Besty, the current manager was last season's assistant manager.

Didn’t he step in about halfway through the season? Dale left in November or so was it? Even still, it seems unfair to put responsibility with him. He wasn’t, presumably, making key decisions while assisting Wilson. Think my point still stands- it’s clear he is trying to implement his own ideas by playing 3 at the back etc. I think they deserve a chance.