Problem is that Borough has a small squad and injuries cause dips in form
Considering the previous result to our losses to Ebbsfleet and Weymouth was thumping 2nd placed Havant, I'd hardly call our form "fading". We made the mistake of trying to play open football against Ebbsfleet rather than take an anti-football approach to negate them and got shown up, no shame in that.
I know so many on here go on about the great experience of non league but movement of players puts me of a bit. When Albion away used to go to a lot. Cant believe the number of changes from one season to another. I assume this is money driven. As an old foggy can remember playing county league and unless going up a standard players tended to be loyal
Yes some of them certainly are, the ones behind the goal l think, others went to Whitehawk too.
The seats in the main stand are also from Withdean. There were seats behind the other goal and some opposite the stand but they were removed in the summer when the new pitch and ground improvements were done.
Judging by luck this week, I could well end up at this, was intending to do Brighton Women and Whitehawk, but reckon the latter will be off.
Not really that odd, as Weymouth are top of the form table having taken 13 points from their last 5 games. Bobby Wilkinson has completely transformed them!
They really needed it. Weymouth were hopeless earlier in the season. Borough whacked them 5-1 and could've easily been more.
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The Maidstone v Worthing FA Trophy Tie has been postponed tomorrow and will now take place on Tuesday so the Senior Cup tie v Lancing will have to be rescheduled.Former Albion and Orient favourite moves into management
Former Albion wideman Dean Cox has moved into management.
Former Albion wideman Dean Cox has moved into management.
The 35-year-old has taken charge at Isthmian League outfit Lancing
He has appointed Will Hendon as his assistant and coach.
Cox also played for Leyton Orient, Crawley, Eastbourne Borough and Worthing and has been keen on a management role for some time.
He has been a regular visitor to Culver Road since retiring from playing last year and has good knowledge of the squad.
Lancing are currently 17th in the 20-team south-east division.
They are at home to Ashford United tomorrow (2pm) and host Worthing in the Senior Cup on Tuesday.
How’s that been postponed then it’s 3G
Sub zero temperatures in that part of the country for most of the week has made the snowfall on the pitch solid, plus the access roads etc. are also frozen.
