Views from the Sieve

I hope not, although wouldn't want Hoytey to go anywhere either, everybody connected with the club know holding afloat, scraping the barrel, we have a club to support or call it what you want, this season is an extreme test for us and said all along patience all round is the key. One point out out 1...

As far as I'm concerned the only loyalty in football especially in low level football anything from League two and far below IS THE FANS, we will see countless Managers, back room staff and players moving all the time and especially hard for us when we really get to love a individual in our colours ...

l o l Sussex mate, did I laugh at John Still's Dagenham All stars coming up in one post. By the time we play them on Bank holiday they will have had Ebbsfleet Utd and Chesterfield so there game with us, shall we say could turn out quite interesting.

Seen him 3 times, once for us like at Hemel the other week, every time he has made an impact. Rainham boy and welcome on board lad

First half hour it was almost all Dagenham on attack, how many crosses did we put in? but the same story rolling on not a player with the killer instinct to rattle the net, that position is a Must fill asap, and sadly the Stones showed us how to do it. Except when the shock killer goal early second ...

Dead right there, most incredible game in one of the heaviest storms ever to just come out of no where, but blimey didn't it do our team a favour, sure we were 3-0 down before it struck and remember Luke Norris hitting a screamer and we just handled it better than them. Sure if it had happened aroun...

Good point Auntie, looks that way until 1 am, can see some fans getting caught out though best to re check tomorrow during day as fronts do move away, as a guy working outside constantly this time of year never known heat like this, its like heated gas! To play football in this too?

Not the most desirable encounter but all in all thought the lads gave it good effort and positive our good support edged them on, shame with Ben Goodliffe's debut, he and his counter part Will Wright were two good rocks at the back but you cant go in modern day football with a two legged lunge and g...

Worse part of all this is just 48 hours before big kick off and find it strange left so late, very true although injuries hampered his time with us when he was match fit did seem to lose his spark in front of goal and on the two pre season games at Bishop Stortford and of course his contribution at ...

I think that's just about right Joel and a good starting line-up but with a question mark over (hopefully) we can take in Swain, know you can not always get the full value of a player in one game but well impressed with him linking well with Wright (he'll be a star) on Saturday and a third time seen...

Team looked as if every player had his heart in it and liked the look of how tight our defence was especially first half. This pre season is even tougher test putting names to players that may be trialists or who are so new to us all so hope I'm correct here, Ollie the No.5 looked really the backbon...

I should probably think that's about right, thankfully we have a club there still to follow but blimey never known anything like this, ten days to go experimental in so many areas, whose available? what player would love a national league front window to groom up his abilities? What coach/es from ot...

Considering recent circumstances and knowing at a friendly you can't always see the perfect picture I came away from the ground quite impressed with our lads commitment and the way we handled a Bishops Stortford side that were pretty decent. We looked a bit dis jointed in defence first half thus the...

Makes you wonder if Graham Alexander then is the highest paid Manager in the Vanarama National?

Another good bit of news coming out and certainly like the sound of this guy and what he says about us, and will be looking out for him tomorrow, two weeks to go and a couple more players would be even better, please!