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Kentc wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 7:12 pm I trusted kingy after Braintree just as much as I trust him after billericay. He doesn’t BS if something’s not right and is honest with the teams performance, his quality as a top manager will see him get it right in the end.
The guy is brilliant.

Well put

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BEHIND THE DARTS - Exclusive Tunnel Footage from Dartford FC vs Billericay Town


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A different view/perspective, well done to everyone at DFCTV.

I know there was a few streaming issue’s on Tuesday night and the quality wasn’t brilliant for a while but eventually it got sorted out. The work and effort that James & the DFCTV team put in is excellent and they do try to sort out any problems & issue’s as quickly as they can.
The viewing is much more enjoyable now the streaming starts at either 2:15pm or 7:15pm with interviews & previous match highlights to watch before the game kicks off, plus the guys have managed to sort out the replays of the action as well.
Keep up the great work guys.

Agreed, our streaming service has taken a little while to find it’s feet and there are still quality issues now and then, but on the whole it is now good quality and worth the £6.99 / season ticket. High praise to James and all involved with bringing it to us.

Just watching the highlights back, what on earth was L’Ghoul doing with that goal-bound headed clearance in the second half!? I’m a fan of the kid, but he surely forgot in that moment which colours we were in, or which end of the pitch he was, or even what the concept of football might be!! Can laugh as it ended up well, but it was unbelievable defending at the wrong end!

Agreed to coverage is much improved and the 'extras' are really good. Well done James and colleagues especially as this is all voluntary.

As for the L'Ghoul defensive header, yes looks like he was either trying to turn the ball in or getting out of the way. Shame but not a disaster.

COYD

Well if Braintree was probably our worst performance of the season then Billericay was arguably the best. Quite a turnaround and big credit to the management and players for picking themselves back up so quickly. That was a quality performance, much more like the end of last season. We've looked very good at times this season but when you don't put the chances away the games end up being much closer than they should be. Charlie certainly had his shooting boots on and once we got in front it felt comfortable. We're already top of the league so to outsiders it probably sounds daft to suggest that this might be the turning point, but I think this squad is capable of so much more than we've seen so far and once we start putting the chances away I believe we can kick on to another level.

Steve King and his management team have made massive strides since taking over and has raised the bar very high, but we need to keep our expectations in check and not get too carried away. Kingy knows what he's doing and deserves our support even when we suffer the odd setback, in fact ESPECIALLY when we suffer the odd setback. For me, Tony Burman in his various roles, is the greatest man ever to be associated with our club and as a manager he achieved great things, but when the time came for change we clearly made a mistake of fishing in our own little pool in the hope we could find another Tony. The guy is one in a million and it was surely inevitable that this plan failed miserably. The subsequent decision to go out and get the best, most qualified man for the job brought Steve King to the club, and although his management style may have ruffled a few feathers, I think maybe our club needed that boot up the arse. Personally, I'm delighted he's with us and I'm very happy with how things have progressed.

Spike
Well said

Steve King and his management team have made massive strides since taking over and has raised the bar very high, but we need to keep our expectations in check and not get too carried away. Kingy knows what he's doing and deserves our support even when we suffer the odd setback, in fact ESPECIALLY when we suffer the odd setback. For me, Tony Burman in his various roles, is the greatest man ever to be associated with our club and as a manager he achieved great things, but when the time came for change we clearly made a mistake of fishing in our own little pool in the hope we could find another Tony. The guy is one in a million and it was surely inevitable that this plan failed miserably. The subsequent decision to go out and get the best, most qualified man for the job brought Steve King to the club, and although his management style may have ruffled a few feathers, I think maybe our club needed that boot up the arse. Personally, I'm delighted he's with us and I'm very happy with how things have progressed.

Just waiting for Park Life to endorse it

By far the biggest credit for the Billericay turnaround goes to the Manager who decided to play ONLY 6 of the players from the awful Braintree performance when the easy thing to do would have been to have kept the [ named] players in and hoped for a performance

A really impressive victory over Billericay and tomorrows starting 11 will be a [ nice] headache for Steve King !!!!!!!!

Trevor B wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 5:22 pm Spike
Well said

Steve King and his management team have made massive strides since taking over and has raised the bar very high, but we need to keep our expectations in check and not get too carried away. Kingy knows what he's doing and deserves our support even when we suffer the odd setback, in fact ESPECIALLY when we suffer the odd setback. For me, Tony Burman in his various roles, is the greatest man ever to be associated with our club and as a manager he achieved great things, but when the time came for change we clearly made a mistake of fishing in our own little pool in the hope we could find another Tony. The guy is one in a million and it was surely inevitable that this plan failed miserably. The subsequent decision to go out and get the best, most qualified man for the job brought Steve King to the club, and although his management style may have ruffled a few feathers, I think maybe our club needed that boot up the arse. Personally, I'm delighted he's with us and I'm very happy with how things have progressed.

Just waiting for Park Life to endorse it

That's a tough one Trev..........

The comments are spot on but couldn't possibly let my (much older) bruv know i agree with him