I can’t believe no one has said a word about the Maidenhead trophy game.
Or did you all give it a miss?
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Not much to say tbh other than shocking!
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I went but left at half time when it was game over thanks to the manager hanging his defence out to dry, I could go to into the faults of the manager but really can’t be bothered. Positive is that Johnson is now suspended, not sure what’s happened to him but he’s become a liability.
Onto Eastleigh who have won away once all season……
Onto Eastleigh who have won away once all season……
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And given the rain being so heavy as to be heard over the MixIr broadcast I must say leaving the defence out to dry was no easy task yesterday.
I am so tired of the heat and humidity of the summers in the southeastern USA.
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Looks like Barnet is in the driver's seat now.
I am so tired of the heat and humidity of the summers in the southeastern USA.
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Agreed.
There is another thread on here which described everything at our club as mediocre. Sadly, this is right and unless we up our game in all areas on and off the pitch, Saturdays attendance is a taste of things to come.
Yes, money plays a big factor in cup games. But to have less than 900 for a cup game with cheaper tickets, isn’t a good look.
But then if you didn’t have a season ticket, given the choice would you want to continually watch what we are being served up?
I wonder whether if even Darryl knew his own tactics on Saturday.
Nothing new here ever since bigger money feed of lets just concentrate on promotion totally killed off almost all cup competitions especially in higher pyramid, managers either they just put out dummy sides or effort on field is less excuberating, why do we bother? Suppose its just in our blood to visit at all costs. The penny drops like now look at the 'bigger sides' out of it! Saw Bromley at Wembley in it, dreamt of our boys there too as such a class day out even though they got thumped, but it does make you cringe
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Interesting with the trophy isn't it. Can some older Daggers (I am 28) shed some light on how seriously it was taken back in the day ? Obvs we had some great days at finals (before my time) so the implication is that it mattered a bit more and had a place alongside the league. A few years ago I went to the final when Orient were in it and it was class, so it feels sad that it would fall by the wayside a bit.Dagdale wrote: ↑Mon Jan 16, 2023 9:58 am Nothing new here ever since bigger money feed of lets just concentrate on promotion totally killed off almost all cup competitions especially in higher pyramid, managers either they just put out dummy sides or effort on field is less excuberating, why do we bother? Suppose its just in our blood to visit at all costs. The penny drops like now look at the 'bigger sides' out of it! Saw Bromley at Wembley in it, dreamt of our boys there too as such a class day out even though they got thumped, but it does make you cringe
It was always taken very seriously. This was before playoffs and 2 up meant that the majority of the division put all their eggs in the promotion basket. Also conference clubs didn't previously carry 25 full time professional footballers so the option to rotate so heavily wasn't there. The basic problem like most things in football is money.
Shambles of an afternoon but wholly unsurprising with our regular ability to throw one like this in. Attitude was poor. We've got no chance whatsoever of going up this season so this was a real chance at something for the fans to celebrate and a nice day out at the end of the season. Manager once again did himself no favours, those brought in largely done nothing to force their way into the side.
Shambles of an afternoon but wholly unsurprising with our regular ability to throw one like this in. Attitude was poor. We've got no chance whatsoever of going up this season so this was a real chance at something for the fans to celebrate and a nice day out at the end of the season. Manager once again did himself no favours, those brought in largely done nothing to force their way into the side.
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Draw was made this PM.
Maidenhead v Harrow Borough or Halifax
Maidenhead v Harrow Borough or Halifax
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