There seem to be complaints about the stream, that people couldn't access it, or lost but it. But as you say Dancing, there were others complimenting the quality.
The problem is that all our rivals have signed several players and refreshed their squads. When they beat us that will always become a stick to beat the manager.
We can only do what we are financially able to do. I'd like our newly transparent club to tell us exactly what that is. If we are going to survive getting beat and going down aren't disasters. They seemed to be disasters when our owner didn't give a fig for the club or its supporters, because we thought another relegation would be the end of the road. We do, however, need to be aware of the approach other financially-challenged clubs at our level take, like Wealdstone, in need of goal scoring potential following promotion, they went to Maldon and Tiptree, who were on the boil with goals last season and where they wouldn't need deep pockets.
In footballing terms I'm afraid I think a front two of Rawson and Tyson combining inexperience and antiquity might finally deliver a goal sometime in early December following a controversial handball decision. Last season it was the largely accidental acquisition of Fondop-Talom that added life to our attack. This time round, having discarded Fondop-Talom, we found we couldn't afford David Attenborough and plumped for Nathan Tyson from the same age-range. (With Tyson and Rawson up front the ball would just keep coming straight back at our defence. We'd concede shed-loads. They would never hold it up against National League defenders.)
The problem is that all our rivals have signed several players and refreshed their squads. When they beat us that will always become a stick to beat the manager.
We can only do what we are financially able to do. I'd like our newly transparent club to tell us exactly what that is. If we are going to survive getting beat and going down aren't disasters. They seemed to be disasters when our owner didn't give a fig for the club or its supporters, because we thought another relegation would be the end of the road. We do, however, need to be aware of the approach other financially-challenged clubs at our level take, like Wealdstone, in need of goal scoring potential following promotion, they went to Maldon and Tiptree, who were on the boil with goals last season and where they wouldn't need deep pockets.
In footballing terms I'm afraid I think a front two of Rawson and Tyson combining inexperience and antiquity might finally deliver a goal sometime in early December following a controversial handball decision. Last season it was the largely accidental acquisition of Fondop-Talom that added life to our attack. This time round, having discarded Fondop-Talom, we found we couldn't afford David Attenborough and plumped for Nathan Tyson from the same age-range. (With Tyson and Rawson up front the ball would just keep coming straight back at our defence. We'd concede shed-loads. They would never hold it up against National League defenders.)