For a change I watched the post match interview, as it seems rather pointless listening to a guy who clearly doesn't understand what is happening in front of him, so can't fix the problems of the past few months everyone else can see. As usual he made no sense with his interview, coming up with all sorts of contradictory lies or, charitably, inaccuracies.

He said, "People are going "oh were lacking confidence", its easy to criticise but weve never once lacked confidence." Well, that is a load of rubbish as he himself after the Dartford match said, We look as if there is a nervousness, theres a fear to me. I dont know how you can fear having the best job in the world and thats something Ive got to look at."

He says after the Tonbridge game, "Ive got to protect my boys." That's another load of nonsense from him, as he spends his time in matches telling the players how bad they are, and throws them under the bus in post match interviews, I counted five mistakes, four from one player, which is totally unacceptable, said Feeney. I Just told the boys that sometimes its too much for them. We gave ourselves a chance (at 3-1) but the (fourth) goal we gave away again is what you wouldnt see in park football. They are just used to turning up, being comfortable. the demands are too much for them." That isn't protecting your players, it is the poor manager trying to protect himself by passing all responsibility onto the players, when in fact is is supposed to be his job to prepare the team for the pressures, to cut out the mistakes, to play with a sense of urgency rather than comfort.

He said, "I can take criticism, it doesnt worry me." but he has the wrong temperament and mentality to be a manager, so he can't take criticism at all, and cowardly hides from it with his inconsistent and dishonest evasions to avoid facts of 2 league wins in 14 games.

The suggestion of a bigger pitch is also nonsense, as he just lumps the ball up the middle of the pitch to the isolated striker, and ignore the quality in wide play we showed have during our great start to the season, before he decided to bore the fans to death with dull aimless long clearances to an isolated striker who lost most aerial challenges.

What his is too afraid to realise is that fan criticism, if taken the right way, can be constructive. The knowledgeable fans haven't been nasty, they have been realistic, the fans quite rightly think 2 wins in the last 14 league games is not good enough, and the manager unrealistically and arrogantly responds by inaccurately saying they have been putting in good performances and are confident, and that people that don't see it his way dont understand football.

At the meet the manager event I made a clumsy point that the trend of our results was downward, and we were heading for problems. The point I was trying to make, that no one in the club seems aware of, is clearly shown here:

www.transfermarkt.co.uk/national-league-south/formtabelle/wettbewerb/NLS6 is a great tool, look at our first 12 matches and we were play off form.

Look at our subsequent form and we are relegation material www.transfermarkt.co.uk/national-league-south/formtabelle/wettbewerb/NLS6

So it is nice to finally get a win, especially as nearly all teams below have been getting better results for the past few months, and at the moment only Hungerford look nailed on for relegation, as the form table clearly shows, everyone else is capable of getting the results to overtake us and get out of trouble.