Really dodgy this one. If you listen to Spencer Day being interviewed about the Hampshire Senior Cup you will find out Farnborough is one of the biggest clubs in the county. I can only think Aldershot, Eastleigh, Havant, Portsmouth and Southampton are not that big.

Farnborough boss, Spencer Day: It was fantastic result (on Saturday) so well enjoy it, but we have to go again on Tuesday night we need the supporters to turn up en-masse. 

Welling are an incredibly well-funded side, they have some fantastic players, theyre nearly all pros and full-time and we know that theyre away form is better than their home form.

Another manager who has commented on our budget and calibe of players, Id be intrigued to see how many managers within this league think we have under achieved like the majority of us Wings fans do. 

Johnny Hartley wrote:

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We are now only 8 points above relegation, and hopefully get some points in our remaining March games, as we have a really tough set of fixtures in April, and I am starting to wonder where we will get our next wins from.

March Concord Rangers, Weymouth, Taunton Town, Bath City, Chippenham Town,

April Hampton & Richmond Borough, Dover Athletic, Eastbourne Borough, St Albans City, Ebbsfleet United, Havant & Waterlooville

The frustrating thing is this is so predictable, if the club had bothered to look into the background of the Bulgarian season before he joined us they would have seen it was P 17 W3 D3 L 11 F 21 A 31
L L W L L L L D D W L L W L D L L

www.transfermarkt.com/warren-feeney/leistungsdatenDetail/trainer/35115/plus/0

So our set of results this season

D L W W W L W W W D W D D L D L W D L W L D D W D L D L L W W L L W D D L W L D L D D

is no surprise to anyone looking below all the false spin and statistics used as a smokescreen for constant failure and relegation after relegation after relegation, so just continues what had happened before as he stubbornly sticks to his unsuccessful methods and blocks out any wiser and more experienced views. The club clearly have no ambition if they keep him on, as there is no progress under him, so nothing to suggest next season won't be another relegation battle, which is also starting to become a danger for this season.

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 100% agree - I've stated clearly how myself and many of the other 'top up 500' feel so the club will only have itself to blame when they keep persevering with him and wonder why gates fail to rise much above 500 and this desperate, awful style of football that switches off so many

I was half mucking about yesterday when I said "tough tough place to come" but sure enough, there it was in the first sentence of his interview after the game. Does he believe that's true every game? Do his players believe that's true?  Imagine listening to that same morose voice in the dressing room after each match and hackneyed lines like "we just that one goal to bounce in off someone" etc etc.  Do we really think that's all we need?

It sounds like the players showed a lot of character in the second half but if I believe what I saw on the Twitter feed we could have already been out of it by half time. I also believe the Farnborough manager when he says we are a 'well funded' team - we are!  There's absolutely no doubt about that. Are they paying players what we'll no doubt be paying to the likes of Payne?

Its such a shame that all the ambition and excitement off the field is being let down by an absolute dullard on the field 

That's Paynes 15th card of the season, giving him another suspension for 3 games.

Its to many whatever the number. 

Sounded like we played much better in the second half yesterday. Its a must win Saturday we do not want to be looking over our shoulders.

Johnny Hartley wrote:

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I'd be worried about Saturday if I wasn't still trying to work out what the manager meant when he said, "We do things right but Im not one to go and what does people want me to do, go and gloat that were going to do this and come and give people cuddles? I dont work like that."

As usual he is bitter and angry, but it is hard to work out what he is actually on about. I hope the team talks make more sense.

We have 33 pints left to play for, and have won 3 out of the last 15 pints, and are 8 pints above relegation, with 6 of the 10 teams below us having got 6 or more pints from their last 5 games, so been catching up with us. Deep analysis of the situation leads to a surprise conclusion, we urgently need to score some goals and win some matches! We've Concord on Saturday who are bottom of the table, let's beat them, gloat, and give people cuddles!

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 Have you got a drink problem? You seem obsessed with pints. I like a beer or three but you need to go to rehab mate. Stay out of the pub and stay away from the pints. Your liver will thank you for it. Lol

Non fanatical fans? Oh you mean those who don't support their team through thick and thin.

You're obviously entitled to your view and unquestionably there are floating fans who will turn up when times are good. But true fans support a club through good times and bad. People can express an opinion on here and on the terraces, but managers come and go but the club you support is always there. We've been through this many times before with far worse managers, in my opinion, but I'd never think of walking away. You've a lot to say but if you're truly a Wings fan then you'd presumably think the same. 

Back to the original title of this thread...

Very much the game of two halves on Tuesday night. First half we were second best in every department and lucky to be level at the break. Second half was a different story - not sure it was a tactical switch as much as an injury which forced a change in formation - whatever it was it led to a different team and some really good football for the next half an hour when we could  (or maybe should) have won the game..?? Slightly disappointing to hear some thinly veiled criticism of Papadopoulos in two separate interviews while his fellow striker missed our two best chances and picked up another stupid yellow card but that didn't draw any comments....

We need to improve the home form as the manager alluded to and tomorrow would be a good time to start! Interesting to see what team/formation we go with but that may be dictated by injuries but we need to pick up where we left off at Farnborough on Tuesday.

Up the Wings!