Whatever happens Sunday immensely proud of the club. That includes a lot of people but especially SK and the players. 

Tough, tough game but even if we lose 4-3 to a last minute goal I doubt I will ever feel as bad as Dartford away in our last final. If we win then totally amazing. They are obviously favourites with most of their fans thinking they are too good for this league (they could be right by Sunday night) and you could also say we are punching above our weight but 11 v 11 come 3pm.

Nothing to lose. 

It might be on BBC Surrey

11 v 11 come 3pm.

My mistake, usually 12 v 11 at Woking

Spills wrote:

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Its on Radio Kent online 

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 From BBC Surrey who have cleared their afternoon schedule for it. Unlike...

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GaryH wrote:

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11 v 11 come 3pm.

My mistake, usually 12 v 11 at Woking

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 According to a post on their forum the ref is the one who was the one we had against them at PVR. So hopefully 11 v 11

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 Doesn't matter who it is as cheating, anti-football, hoofball, Welling packed full of giants will undoubtedly spend 90 minutes playing the ref unlike teams like Woking and Chelmsford who epitomise all that is beautiful and all we love about football 

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Just hope that the bulk of the squad and Steve king stay on for next season!

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 Yes that would be great. 

Id be pleasantly surprised if King stayed but heard similar things that heard about Coyle that the manager Chairman relationship hasnt always been smooth this season.

The general feeling is King will go but Id also say that the general feeling amongst the fans would be please stay.

Well done Steve King and his staff and the players. I still think it was a big mistake to let Coombes go and we never had enough fire power up front but after all the shiiiitt the manager and players have had to suffer with budget cuts this season they almost pulled off a miracle promotion.

A really good season with crowds up and some good football youd think its a solid platform to go again rather than rip it to shreds and start again. Theyve all earned another shot at it next season.

If Steve does go Id think most Welling fans will look back and be happy that we had him as our Manager rather than everyone hating him when he managed against us in the past.

Announced as 4865.

Just got home after collecting Smudge from younger son. My oldest took me today along with my grandson. I am ashamed to say he supports a small team by Fulham Broadway but he was totally impressed by the wings today saying the best team lost. He could not believe how nasty some of the Woking fans were.

I agree it has been a great season and we can now take a short break before the 19/20 campaign starts. Lets look forward to history repeating itself. Loose 1-0 in playoff final then go on to win the league the following year.

Hope all wings fans, management, players, club officials, directors and sponsors have a fantastic summer and see you all in July (unless your there on Sunday or 22nd).

COYW

Yes we had a good season but it might have been a great season...

SK has done well for us but yesterday we set up like 4-4-2 as always and even after threevchanges it was still effectively 4-4-2  Technically we were away from home and it felt like a containing job from the start and we were reactive rather than pro active. First goal was always going to be crucial and so it proved. Second half was like our player off  game with Chelmsford the week before when we were ahead and sat on the lead. This time the boot was on the other foot and we huffed and puffed but didn't create much at all. Despite all the possession Wilks made more saves in the second half than their bloke.  We had countless set pieces which landed every time on the heads of their three giant defenders.

Should we have started with L'Ghoul or at the very least introduced him at half time. At 0-0 he would have had much more space to work in. At 0-1 with them sitting deep he had little or no space to work in. Three games at Woking this season and three defeats with no goals scored says it all.

Well done to all the players and management for their efforts this season but, right now, it still feels like an opportunity lost for me...

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We got a big penalty the week before (and rightly so) but as you say refs bottle it, especially with the crowd behind Woking. Just proves how important being at home is and how the East Thurrock away team changes came back to haunt us.

Fair play though to SK and the team, when i was at Woking in January I thought we would crash and burn, certainly not get 3rd spot.

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 Wow - that is 100% a penalty! In real time, and from a long way away, it looked like Nass had stumbled and was trying to regain his footing but clearly not. The ref had a great view of it and should have given it.

I don't get this obsession with losing the East Thurrock game cost us home advantage. Woking had Gloucester at home on the last day of the season and lost with neither side having anything to play for. Whose to say that if they had needed a point or three in that game to secure home advantage then they would most likely have got them..??