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2,500+ at Ramsgate yesterday. Both look very good sides. We'll be playing one or hopefully both next season.

Ajaxman DFC wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 12:09 pm

Nin wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 11:02 am

Ajaxman DFC wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 9:35 am I didn't travel to Somerset yesterday. It was already done and dusted. Being a nice day I had a leisurely stroll through the park and around lakes, then headed up to Princess Park for a few beers.
Despite being advertised as being open 7 days a week the bar was closed.

where is Princess Park? is there is Princess Park in Dartford at all?

Well spotted. Maybe it should be renamed Princesses Park should the girls win their league.
And if they don't they can still look back on a good FA Cup run netting the club £15,000 in prize money.

Don't forget their two upcoming cup finals. League Cup final, this coming Sunday, 21st April and the County Cup final on Thursday, 2nd May. Any support much appreciated.

I see Mark Cooper, the Yeovil manager, said that he felt his team could/should have had double figures Saturday.
They could/should have had that at PP.
Such was the gap between the two sides.
We must have played really well in both games.
Not.

Actually, looking at the highlights, their finishing was poor. Created a lot, but.

A Yeovil fan posted on Facebook saying ‘thanks for the pre match guard of honour, but after we (Yeovil) equalised your players heads all seemed to drop & you sort of gave up’
That sums it up & says it all for the Darts this season!!
Disgraceful!!

From the few matches I've seen that sounds about right

There's been so many fans from other National League South clubs who, apart from a few who are finding it absolutely hilarious, are genuinely gob-smacked by our demise.
They can't understand how this club has gone from being habitual play-off contenders to third from bottom after finishing second last season. It's been embarrassing really.
While Taunton were battling against the elements, playing through a transfer embargo and keeping HMRC at bay with Truro having to negotiate 400 mile round trips just to fulfill their home fixtures, our lot were already waving the white flag before they dropped into the relegation zone.
Abject surrender.

Sadly you are spot on. The rot amongst the players need to go and take a long hard look at themselves. We would have probably been bottom half contenders in the Isthmian Premier this season, absolute dire rubbish.