Trying to be optimistic about tomorrow's game. Maybe history could repeat itself, as it was after the Leyton Orient game 3 seasons ago that the Great Escape started. However lets hope it doesn't take a 0-4 defeat first

Blackandamber wrote:Trying to be optimistic about tomorrow's game. Maybe history could repeat itself, as it was after the Leyton Orient game 3 seasons ago that the Great Escape started. However lets hope it doesn't take a 0-4 defeat first

It was also the last game for Westley.

Lets hope its not the last for Flynny. (Joking)

See you tomorrow.

Cheers

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:

Blackandamber wrote:Trying to be optimistic about tomorrow's game. Maybe history could repeat itself, as it was after the Leyton Orient game 3 seasons ago that the Great Escape started. However lets hope it doesn't take a 0-4 defeat first

It was also the last game for Westley.

Lets hope its not the last for Flynny. (Joking)

See you tomorrow.

Cheers

Yes indeed it was GW's last game. See you tomorrow.

Since this abysmal run started,Flynny has banked over £20k.He owes the directors and fans a couple of wins this week.

Yes, I think it could definitely be a turning point, especially financially. Lose today and all the good work that has helped increase attendances/revenue to date this season will be lost as attendances will plummet, after the holiday period. Unless of course we can pull off another minor miracle and progress in the FA Cup.
I suspect after 2 bumper seasons we will be looking at a financial loss this season. It will be a pivotable next 6 days

I remember walking from that 4-0 defeat to Orient kids team and saying to my boys "I think we have just seen the County relegated".

Thankfully Flynny saved us. We are in so much better a position on and off the pitch, it's almost unrecognisable.

We just need to get back to some positive performances and results and we will all be friends again.

Come along and support the lads, rather than sitting at home moaning about it.

UTC

Percy plunkett wrote:Since this abysmal run started,Flynny has banked over £20k.He owes the directors and fans a couple of wins this week.

How do you work that out?

No doubt about it, Flynny needs a win ASAP... a couple more straight defeats could mean the end of his reign.

Percy plunkett wrote:Since this abysmal run started,Flynny has banked over £20k.He owes the directors and fans a couple of wins this week.

Some people have short memories

Percy plunkett wrote:Since this abysmal run started,Flynny has banked over £20k.He owes the directors and fans a couple of wins this week.

I think the near £2m he’s brought in over the last couple of seasons cup runs probably cover that.

countyareup wrote:I remember walking from that 4-0 defeat to Orient kids team and saying to my boys "I think we have just seen the County relegated".

Thankfully Flynny saved us. We are in so much better a position on and off the pitch, it's almost unrecognisable.

We just need to get back to some positive performances and results and we will all be friends again.

Come along and support the lads, rather than sitting at home moaning about it.

UTC

Yes I remember that 4-0 defeat very well. I also thought that was the final straw and said I probably wouldn't come to another game that season. The rest of course is history. As you said lets get behind the lads today.

King starts in goals. Amond on the bench, and despite a few good cameos, Collins doesn’t even make the bench

King
Haynes
Demetriou
Inniss
McNamara
Bennett
Nurse
Labadie
Sheehan
Abrahams
Matt

Townsend ... Dolan ... Amond ... Poleon ... Maloney ... Jefferies

Good Afternoon!

I assume this is the Grandstand?

Got a good seat today, with a cushion, coffee and mince pies. A slight obstruction to my view away to the left by a six foot Christmas tree. Which appears also obstructs the view of our defence.

Phil in Northampton

1 down! Looks like yet another defeat with our forwards.