Doom and Gloom

By Andrew67 (legacy user)1/11/2014 18:23Sat Nov 1 18:23:41 2014

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Firstly could someone tell me why the club didn't observe a minutes silence today seeing as this was the nearest home game to remembrance day ?

And on the game ..

well there isn't really much to say anymore !!!!

Louie T scored though in a 1-4 home defeat for Farnborough

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Re: Doom and Gloom

By abreadman21 (legacy user)1/11/2014 22:14Sat Nov 1 22:14:10 2014In response to Doom and Gloom Top of thread

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Probably because there's a home game on the 11th November.

Andrew Breadman

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Doom and Gloom

By swanvesta (legacy user)1/11/2014 21:25Sat Nov 1 21:25:47 2014In response to Doom and Gloom Top of thread

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There is so much more to say, why sell our best striker, and to a league rival of ours. No doubt the response will be to add 2 or 3 academy players to the 1st team, when what we need is experienced players, who said "you win nothing with kids", and that is being proved correct. Also it would be nice to see a manager with a bit of passion and fire in his belly, instead of the normal sitting down on the bench and saying nothing. Plus the board seem to be happy that we are going down without a fight, never mind at least the gate price should be less next season, when we are in the Ryman ???

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Relegation! No thankyou.

By John Blair (legacy user)1/11/2014 22:50Sat Nov 1 22:50:23 2014In response to Doom and GloomTop of thread

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Ok. We sold Louie T because he no longer wanted to play for the club and over the last few games his performances on the pitch were on the wane. He seemed to be just going through the motions.
Whilst selling Louie T seems strange to some,and it is fair for people to criticise,i feel sure that Marcus will be (if not allready doing so) on the look out for suitable replacements to replace Louie T.
I agree that the club are in the middle of a dreadful run of form but our performances in the 1st half at Maidenhead(without Louie T) and at times today were more cohesive than certain performances seen recently. In fact the match report on Ebbsfleets website states that we played well enough to indicate that we will climb our way out of trouble.
If the fans get behind the team and offer encouragement then i think we will turn the corner.
We,as fans,don't like to see defeat after defeat.I am sure that the players don't like it either and it must hurt them to be seen as the whipping boys of the league.

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