Arthur Horsfield wrote:Just a view. Might be wrong. Are we challenging for a play off place. Some said relegation beckons some said they don't know what their doing. How's your turn. Either way o tell you they are brilliant. You tell me why I'm wrong
Exactly on time mate, i said 9:30pm the beer will kick in..............
Duke Trev B 5thS. Spike. Think they are doing ok yeah ? Of course you will knock the Arthur but are you totally fans or just pretend managers. Go on record now to say these two boys are doing a great job. Simple are they or not. No waffle are you in favour of not
Oh dear......... do you really think it's a good idea to start this all up again on the back of a very good day?
All you will do is allieniate everyone again when there's no need to, people have good memories, i reminded you earlier today about last season!!!!
Last season is a total misquotation. My point is people criticised these 2 lads. Relegation was a quote by many. A possibility said spike. They slagged signings. Now when we doing well it's all smiles.
I was so pleased with how positively we approached the Woking game, it was risky but I felt we were rewarded for going there to win the game rather than just avoid defeat. I don't know exactly why, but when Ronnie scored the winner and that final whistle blew on Tuesday night, it felt like it could be some sort of pivotal, season defining moment, from which we would really kick on to better things. If so, the visit of in-form Bath City would surely put that to the test. There's no doubt that we have improved massively since the start of the season and since Christmas we have been starting to see less unforced changes and things look like they are coming together in a good way. Nevertheless, I was concerned that Bath would surely be a tough nut to crack … I need not have worried.
Darts were awesome today. Easily the best perfoprmance of the season, let's be honest, it could easily have been six or seven. Clearly, the mood from Tuesday carried over into this game and we were in Bath's faces right from the off. We never let them settle on the ball and every time we went forward we looked like we might score. Defensively we were pretty solid and Jordan Wynter in particular had another outstanding game. He may not have wanted to play right-back but he's making a damned fine job of it. Nobes was his usual brilliant self in midfield and Ryno was back to his very best. The whole team played well but those three were the standouts for me and for once I agreed with the sponsor's MOTM and gave my vote to Ryno.
Absolutely first class 5 star performance today. I make no secret of the fact that I never truly believed that an untried, untested partnership of two individual managers was ever a good idea, but maybe I was wrong. The past week it's been an absolute joy to be a Dartford supporter, so thanks to players and management for that. I can't wait for the next game.
Arthur, you're daft as a brush at times. This forum should and would be full of praise for an excellent win but you are going to hijack it and ruin it as usual. You're going to make people talk about the past again and spoil the present. In short, when we were crap, some of us said we were crap. Now we're not crap, we're looking quite good, and if you'd just give it a rest for 5 minutes, we could all talk about that and that would bring everyone together.
