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Post by maniac on Apr 11, 2008 19:39:04 GMT
worthing 4 0 up.
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Post by maniac on Apr 11, 2008 20:25:46 GMT
won5 1.
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Post by Sparky Rebel on Apr 11, 2008 20:29:21 GMT
Superb, many thanks Maniac.
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Post by Sparky Rebel on Apr 11, 2008 20:34:17 GMT
Tonight's win means Sittingbourne are out of the race.
At present four points will clinch a play-off spot for us, although with our superior goal difference, one more win should be enough!
Table - Top (with at least a Play-off chance)
Pos Team Pld GD Pts (PP)
1 Dover 39 +53 92
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2 Cray 39 +42 80 (89)
3 Tooting & Mitcham 38 +47 79 (91)
4 Metropolitan Police 38 +22 71 (83)
5 Worthing 40 +28 70 (76)
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6 Kingstonian 39 +13 64 (73)
7 Dulwich Hamlet 39 +15 61 (70)
8 Sittingbourne 39 -5 60 (69)
9 Burgess Hill 38 +8 59 (71)
Confirmed:
Champions & Promoted = Dover
Play-off spot = Cray, Tooting & Mitcham
Relegated = Horsham YMCA, Molesey
Fixtures:
Games impacting play-off chasers (for the two remaining spots)
Sat 12/4
Burgess Hill v Dulwich Hamlet
Kingstonian v Croydon Athletic
Metropolitan Police v Dover
Sittingbourne v Chatham
Tues 15/4
Molesey v Burgess Hill
Tooting & Mitcham v Metropolitan Police
Sat 19/4
Cray v Burgess Hill
Dover v Sittingbourne
Dulwich Hamlet v Tooting & Mitcham
Eastbourne Town v Metropolitan Police
Walton Casuals v Worthing
Mon 21/4
Kingstonian v Whyteleafe
Sat 26/4
Burgess Hill v Chatham
Kingstonian v Eastbourne Town
Metropolitan Police v Dulwich Hamlet
Sittingbourne v Corinthian-Casuals
Worthing v Ashford Town
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Post by jim on Apr 11, 2008 21:41:06 GMT
Excellent first half with a Ben Johnson hat-trick (his first goal was their keeper's first of many unforced errors) and and Andy A goal. Second half quieter, a consolaton headed goal for them before a confusion between keeper and defender left Pullers an open goal. Superb result, well done boys.
There may have been an element of good fortune in that we got to play them when they had one eye on Wembley, but chances were made and taken well. It could have been 6 or 7 - 1 to be honest. Unless Corinthian-hyphen-Casuals raise their game significantly for the big occasion, the Wombles could have a pleasant afternoon.
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Post by Brad on Apr 11, 2008 22:23:25 GMT
Excellent game, and was gr8 impression on my friend who i brought along to their first ever worthing game, good job lads.
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Post by july08 on Apr 11, 2008 23:27:25 GMT
Good solid all round performance from the team. These guys just can not stop scoring at the moment, they really have a buzz about them at the moment.
It was good to see subs used for more than 5 minutes tonight with Morrow Chris Morrow getting 45 minutes. and Puller's getting nearly 30 minutes. James Hancock had a good period when he came, which was well deserved as I thought he played a brilliant match for the reserves on Wednesday.
Its weird to see 5 goals scored and none from our regular front 2. As usual though Puller's come on for Andrews and scores.
Does anyone know why Skinner was not on the bench tonight.
I think we need to start experimenting on the Right Wing in the next two matches (if we have a comfortable lead) because unless i'm mistaken both Hughes' and Skinners loans run out before the play offs!!!!
Lastly good to see the O/S has announced Jamie Brotherton as Player of the Month for March, couldn't see it going any other way.
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Post by Brad on Apr 12, 2008 6:07:51 GMT
I believe that we have Hughes for the rest of the season, including the play-offs, at least thats what i remember.
Anyone clarify this?
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Post by Herr Wurst on Apr 12, 2008 8:27:28 GMT
. I think we need to start experimenting on the Right Wing in the next two matches (if we have a comfortable lead) because unless i'm mistaken both Hughes' and Skinners loans run out before the play offs!!!! . I've no idea about the terms of the loan. I suspect we would have them for the play-offs though. Even if the worst was to happen, we have a ready made quality right sided player in Pullers. The last thing we need to do at this stage of the season is experiment. We had enough of that in December and January, thank you very much.  |
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Post by Roger on Apr 12, 2008 12:09:55 GMT
Tonight's win means Sittingbourne are out of the race. At present four points will clinch a play-off spot for us, although with our superior goal difference, one more win should be enough! Table - Top (with at least a Play-off chance) Pos Team Pld GD Pts (PP)
1 Dover 39 +53 92
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2 Cray 39 +42 80 (89)
3 Tooting & Mitcham 38 +47 79 (91)
4 Metropolitan Police 38 +22 71 (83)
5 Worthing 40 +28 70 (76)
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6 Kingstonian 39 +13 64 (73)
7 Dulwich Hamlet 39 +15 61 (70)
8 Sittingbourne 39 -5 60 (69)
9 Burgess Hill 38 +8 59 (71)Sat 12/4 Burgess Hill v Dulwich HamletAnd any result there puts at least one of those out too. A draw puts them both out and leaves a straight fight with K's (I think  ) |
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Post by robin on Apr 12, 2008 12:23:21 GMT
My understanding is that we have Hughes for the play offs but that Skinners loan finishes after Walton Casuals next week.
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Post by dastardly on Apr 13, 2008 10:15:23 GMT
Rumour had it that Loyd Skinner was a bit miffed about having to sit on the bench. He certainly had a bit of a hissy-fit when he was pulled off against Dover.
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Post by I sit in the stand get over it on Apr 13, 2008 19:46:28 GMT
Rumour had it that Loyd Skinner was a bit miffed about having to sit on the bench. He certainly had a bit of a hissy-fit when he was pulled off against Dover. Understandable I think. Players go on loan in order to get some games under their belt, not to spend them sitting on the bench. The team shouldn't put him on just for the sake of it though, the team has to come first. |
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Post by Sparky Rebel on Apr 13, 2008 21:52:13 GMT
Excellent first half with a Ben Johnson hat-trick (his first goal was their keeper's first of many unforced errors) and and Andy A goal. Second half quieter, a consolaton headed goal for them before a confusion between keeper and defender left Pullers an open goal. Superb result, well done boys. There may have been an element of good fortune in that we got to play them when they had one eye on Wembley, but chances were made and taken well. It could have been 6 or 7 - 1 to be honest. Unless Corinthian-hyphen-Casuals raise their game significantly for the big occasion, the Wombles could have a pleasant afternoon. Result from Wembley this afternoon: AFC Wimbledon 8 (eight) Corinthian-Casuals 1 |
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Post by Brad on Apr 14, 2008 6:30:21 GMT
So we didnt catch them warming up for wembley, they are just not very good any it would seem
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