Staines

By rwakeley23/1/2016 23:11Sat Jan 23 23:11:29 2016

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We're looking like our old selves again. The upheaval of the past months looks behind us.
Impressed with Kirbs today - well taken goal. The transformational character for me has been Adam. Exceptional against Wingate, he has shown his quality and formed a potent partnership.
I thought both left-backs were instrumental. Plenty of gossip with regards to players coming back into the mix.
2016 off to a solid start - our squad at full strength contains real in-depth quality.
Excellent set-pieces - well taken goals.
Very well done.

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Re: Staines

By John Rogers24/1/2016 15:49Sun Jan 24 15:49:20 2016In response to StainesTop of thread

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Sadly couldn't get to the game yesterday, but a hugely pleasing win. Not only does it add an extra buffer between us and the drop zone, but with Lewes and VCD in particular finding form, there is still a good points gap.

I agree with Rob about Wallace. Morgan was our most effective threat up until his four match ban, after which, he was still our most likely source of goals, but was taking too much onto his shoulders.

Wallace gives two options. First to play into feet and let him hold it off, second is to play longer and let him stretch his legs. I remember at home to Enfield, down to ten men, he came on and gave us not only an outlet, but a threat. If he remains fit, and most importantly available, I think we will be fine.

Not only that, but I think Kezie is thriving again alongside him.

Things seem more settled now than at any stage so far this season. Hopefully we can fully put the awful autumn to bed over the next few months.

Well done for yesterday, chaps. Roll on Saturday.

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Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | highlights & reaction

By footballexclusives.com24/1/2016 01:01Sun Jan 24 01:01:45 2016In response to StainesTop of thread

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Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | Gary McCann post match reaction
Post match reaction from Hendon manager Gary McCann following his sides 3-1 victory against Staines Town in the Ryman League Premier Division, 23rd January 2015.

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Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | Mark Fabian post match reaction
Post match reaction from Staines Town assistant manager Mark Fabian following his sides 3-1 defeat against Hendon in the Ryman League Premier Division, 23rd January 2015.

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Re: Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | highlights & reaction

By footballexclusives.com24/1/2016 14:52Sun Jan 24 14:52:04 2016In response to Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | highlights & reactionTop of thread

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Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | Match Highlights
Exclusive highlights from Lewes 3-1 Canvey Island at Wheatsheaf Park in the Ryman League Premier Division, 23rd January 2016.

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Re: Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | highlights & reaction

By footballexclusives.com25/1/2016 02:53Mon Jan 25 02:53:55 2016In response to Re: Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | highlights & reactionTop of thread

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Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | Dave Diedhiou post match reaction
Post match reaction from Hendon player Dave Diedhiou following his sides 3-1 victory against Staines Town in the Ryman League Premier Division, 23rd January 2015.

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Staines Town 1-3 Hendon | Michael Campbell post match reaction
Post match reaction from Staines Town player Michael Campbell following his sides 3-1 defeat against Hendon in the Ryman League Premier Division, 23rd January 2015.

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