Oh here we go again. I was bitterly disappointed and angry over Boxing Day and if a tame surrender had followed at Southend and Bury that would have been that. The fact the next three games we have shown at least a bit of fight and resolve. Funny how people harp on about the lucky wins but forget a...

D'Ath played 21 times for Daggers, which was 17 starts and 4 sub appearances. The record for those games was won 4 (including the home AFC Wimbledon match where he was sent off in the 57th minute and the Torquay away game where he came on with 5 minutes left), drew 6 and lost the rest. He scored onc...

And that there lays the rub Lawson D'ath was shit. Nobody ever suggested he was a Measi, but to me he was far better then those we recruited in the Summer. His ability to get up and down the pitch is something we have missed all season. His weakness was winning the ball but when he had it you alway...

Why oh why is Lawson D'ath playing for them Saturday. A free agent who went on record as saying money was not an issue he just wanted a Club. Could not understand how we never signed him after his loan here last season. Because he was a bit shit maybe? Somewhere are the stats for results where D'At...

Daggers squad for Northampton:

Cousins, Wretched, Doe, Miserable, Hopeless, Pathetic, Bingham, Pitiful, Pitiable, Piteous, Stark, Cureton

Subs: Sorry, Forlorn, Woeful, Lamentable, Degrading, Appalling, Atrocious

Manager: Awful

Are the Cobblers our bogey team or what? Played them nine times, lost 8, drawn one, goals for 4, against 16. On the plus side all the four goals are away at Sixfields, and the only time we haven't lost to them was the last game there, which ended up a Desmond. So, Saturday is a banker away win then,...

I am not sure it is abject. Uninspiring, dull, characterless, boring, are words I would use at moment. I am not sure abject is right unless we were being thumped every week. Just my view though. abject adjective: 1. (of something bad) experienced or present to the maximum degree. "his letter p...

Can you cater for 1200 for tea and cakes Auntie?

The Romford Dagger wrote:Well at least I'm trying. Better than just watching us get relegated in a library

I'm ironing on home Saturdays. Drier and warmer than playing golf and also better than just watching us get relegated in a library.

DI Mike Dashwood wrote:There is no way you will be at the next game Tom ;)

Of course not. Do you know how long it takes one man to buld a trebuchet?

TomMc wrote:
I'm bringing a trebuchet to the next match I attend, that'll intimidate them.

I like your thinking.

But we can't change what the players do. However, we can at least make an atmosphere that might intimidate the opposition. I'll have a pint of what you are drinking please. The opposition just look at our intimidating home record and snigger quietly. Expect away goalkeepers to be bringing a chair, ...

A fully fit Stuart Thurgood equivalent please.

Bite and fire.

Maybe if the players did something constructive (like get a shot on target) the cowd could join in?

Just a thought.

I appreciate that we have stopped conceding (since Saah was dropped, genius eventually Wayne), even though we were very lucky not to ship a couple last week. Big issue for me is I have stopped enjoying it at the Daggers. Been to around 90% of our home games for the last 15 years and there have been ...