Trying to work out if this Dover radio or radio kent? 

Definitely take a draw if Salisury lose, Dover seem to be in the ascendency at the moment

Come on welling bang in a late one

Three two to Dover. That goal's been coming for a while.

Bugger! Typical.

COYW!!!

Fairweather-Johnson just had a good chance. He should have crossed to Main for a tap in b
ut shot instead.

Final score three two to Dover. Unlucky 13.

 

Both Welling and Salisbury lost.  Dover gain 3 points on us both.

Salisbury will take confidence from this result. Could be a defining moment...we need to make sure it isn't!

One of those days. We were better team first half; Dover second half - a draw would have been fair. Dover changed it around second half and caused us a lot of problems - they'll be near the top come the end of the season.

A few players were out of sorts today, but there was no lack of effort. Despite being battered second half, we had chances of the equaliser towards the end. Players looked properly gutted to have lost, but we should be proud of all they've done in recent months. Let's hope they bounce back in style next match. COYW!

Thank you for the updates and safe trip home.

Radio commentary was not only very poor in terms of presentation but was very biased.

It was always going to end sometime and of course it always hurts to lose to Dover, but the players have been fantastic in what they have done so far this season.

Supporters need to be realisitic - there is a hell of a long way to go with lots of twists and turns - so maybe this is a reality check, but we are in a great position. I know this group of players will be focused on giving everything they can and nothing will be for the want of trying.

Congratulations on the breaking the record, bad luck on today and lets get back to it on Tuesday.

Our support in numbers and noise was excellent. Same again needed Tuesday at Sutton.

Thought the ref did ok yesterday apart from 2 things, the 2 should have gone for the tackle on Kiernan, even Chris Kinnear threw his head in his hands instantly when the tackle was made, he also missed a handball in the 2nd equaliser by Simpember which clearly contributed to the goal as it went to Willock off his hand. Ref didnt cost us the game though and had a reasonable game, apparantly we had him at Hayes away this season aswell.

Yes the run had to end, but we have all just witnessed BSB South history being made over the last 12 games, which may never happen again for a while or even in our lifetime ever again. Well done to the team and hopefully on Satuirday (weatther permitting) start again and sing two games in a row.

-- Edited by morph on Monday 11th of February 2013 04:27:49 PM

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Disappointing that we missed a bit of an opportunity today, but the run had to end sometime. It's probably best that it ends on a day when Salisbury also lose, as if they'd won on the same day they would feel that the momentum is with them. It was also against a decent side where 3 points is anything but a certainty.

I felt we played reasonably well but not brilliantly in the first half, but second half we allowed Dover's manager time to work us out. After he ran himself into the ground on Tuesday I felt that leaving Clarkie on for 90 minutes was a mistake, with half an hour to go he looked to be treading water. In Kurtis' absence we seem to have changed from a 4-4-2 to a 4-5-1 (albeit with Kiernan cutting inside and drifting around at times) - this doesn't make sense to me when we're probably paying Jon Main 250 quid per week to sit on the bench and make a cameo appearance for a couple of minutes when the result has already been decided.

Whilst we weren't dominating midfield in the second half - and bringing a striker on for a midfielder wouldn't have helped with that - we weren't giving them enough to think about going the other way. Ross, as usual, was working extremely hard and brought the ball down well a good 7 or 8 times in the second half - unfortunately he had nobody nearby to play it to.

Ricky Modeste, as much as he dives around like Tom Daley, did cause us problems and kept Obo pinned back in the second half which certainly helped reduce our attacking threat.

-- Edited by Ashford Wing on Saturday 9th of February 2013 07:56:06 PM

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Bit harsh on Clarkie, I think. He was in the thick of it throughout the second half especially and had two chances to equalise near the end.

NO = a win tomorrow and a win on Saturday is two in a row, - I thought we needed more than one to be a row thats all.