We have sold 400 season tickets so far but this is the last day to get the additional 10% loyalty discount for existing season ticket holders. You have until 1155pm tonight.
Not sure how many we normally sell in total but would be interested to know.

A very good player and a true Dagger.
RIP

With regard to Lee Allinson as my choice, I thought that if he can do such a great job at Hemel Hempstead with what I assume is a very modest budget he would be able to do so much more with us if our owners are as ambitious as we hope.

It's three weeks since Bradbury was dispensed with so hoping new manager will be appointed soon.

I think Lee Allinson the manager of Hemel Hempstead would be a good choice.He has done a great job in getting a small cub like them in to contention of the playoffs.
He is 40 years of age and knows this division well and would be a realistic and worthwhile appointment.

Auntie Merge wrote: Tue Apr 07, 2026 8:34 am Braintree will be joining us.

And it looks like a day out to Truro.

A trip to Cornwall in the summer is very appealing but not the same in the middle of winter unfortunately.

A poor first half where we could have been losing by more than one goal. Second half big improvement to go 3-1 up and despite Chelmsford going down to ten men seem to sit back and ended up only drawing when we should have won the game comfortably.

Having lost at Hornchurch and our faint hopes of getting into the playoffs seemingly over, we entertain a team who could still make the top seven.
We have been missing Joe Haigh for a couple of weeks through injury and hope he has now recovered and in the squad as he makes such a vast difference to ...

The performance today has all been too often during this season. Our season has been plagued by inconsistent displays and that is why all we have struggled to get into the top half of the league rather than the playoffs.
It has been a very frustrating season.

After that game and loss at least now we can now prepare for next season. I'm hoping we are close to appointing a new manager, who can then sort out what players will be retained for next season and what is needed to win this division.

Lumpit wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2026 2:42 pm No Mixlr commentary today ?

I cannot find it either. Not sure if it makes a difference being a bank holiday?

It won't be easy as our away form has been a bit erratic all season but hoping that Joe Haigh has recovered from injury and can make the squad.
We need to win to keep our very slim chances of the playoffs going as do Hornchurch as they still need points to confirm their place as well.

This John Still thing has had me going there and feeling quite depressed.
I didn't think anyone participated in April Fools these days.

For those of a nervous disposition you have probably pushed them over the edge with this announcement.
With the sale of season tickets starting today I think this shock news may have a detrimental effect on the number sold.
Apart from that, well done and look forward to your involvement with the club.

John Still is 75 years old and has been employed by Southend for a few years now on a good salary.
He has achieved some amazing things in football and will be remembered fondly but would be very disappointed if he was being lined up here again on the footballing side in any capacity.
Hopefully he ...