Views from the Sieve

I know we’ve got Maidstone first, but tickets for Saturday’s game at Enfield are now on sale at £15 for grown ups.

I imagine we will now take a fair few fans with us. Their ground capacity says 2500-3000.

They average about 6-700, only when they’ve played Torquay and Chelmsford did they get a decent attendance and that was only 1200, a win tonight we might take 500 Saturday, don’t see them getting 2000 home fans. They can shift their segregation numbers to accommodate more of us based on tickets sales.

A far cry from the old Enfield fc who played at Southbury Road in the town during the seventies and eighties. They were a massive club in non league in those days and hammered my old Dagenham fc team in the Amateur Cup 5-1 at Wembley.

I remember it only too well. Dougie Robertson had been a real stalwart all season but had a stinker that day.

5-1 that's going back a bit, I remember it well. They were the top team in those days. I remember going to Their ground a couple of times, one for the football and the other was in 1984 "the starlight rooms" to see Jimmy Tarbuck and Kenny Lynch. Did, the ground get sold off for a supermarket and they were promised a new ground with the dosh but it never happened.

Does anyone know alternative places to park in case their car park is full?

Listened to some of the commentary, it sounded grim against a team struggling near bottom of the league. This unfortunately has been a common occurrence this season.

Bradbury will sum up the game by saying we kept a clean sheet against a very good side who were difficult to break down! Usual tosh from a bland boring defensive minded man.

Bland,bland football. Do they wait until the season is over or...
I get the feeling the group that took over will not hang about.
Listening to the commentary, Mick said "lack of energy"
Add vision, tactics and the will to win

Having seen some dross this season, today's game was probably the worse. Against a team at the bottom with 2 home wins all season, we hardly created a chance. What happened to the side who played so well last Saturday? The sooner Bradbury goes the better, the problem is replacing him now when anyone with any credibility is likely to be under contract elsewhere. If the owners have serious ambitions however, start preparing for next year now. Sort out recruitment, coaching staff etc and start making our amazing loyal fans proud to be a Dagger again.

Crap crap crap crap crap, nobody should be surprised under this clown, get him gone now or forget any momentum with the new ownership.

Listening to Bradbury’s post match summary of the game is so painful I’m not sure why I bother, it is merely a repeat of many going back months. How can you keep saying the same thing over and over again it is just meaningless.
It would be far better if we got rid of him now and put Terry Harris and or Andy Carroll in charge on a temporary basis because he seems to be sucking the life out of everyone at the moment.

A very poor quality game which neither team deserved to win. Without defending Bradbury I thought his post match comments summed up the match and our performance and the match.
The starting XI did not have enough quality or physical presence particularly up front and in midfield. Things improved in the second half when the changes were made but we were predictable and toothless . No doubt we missed Haigh.
We need to learn from last year pre season recruitment and preparations . Hopefully with a decent budget some certainty with ownership and

When I saw the starting eleven without Haigh I didn't have a lot of confidence in us being able to open their defence so wasn't too surprised.
I'm assuming he was injured and that's why he missed the game?

The game was as dull as dishwater. We looked like we were sunday league players (not a team) in training.
I guess the owners are taking their time over a decision. But the decision will have to be made.