On a hugely frustrating afternoon at the Vale on Saturday for Wealdstone’s players, management and supporters, Ramsgate came away with all the points, just as they did last season using entirely predictable, unsophisticated but effective direct play. This performance from Stones was all the more disappointing given the sparkling display only fours days previously against arguably far superior opponents. And without the expertise of goalkeeper Sean Thomas the damage could well have been worse.
Well, it is John Harvey's turn to give his thoughts on developments within the Supporters Club and the main club. His article will be published in tomorrow's programme for the home league game against Ramsgate.
Wealdstone stunned Sutton United on Tuesday evening with a scintillating second half four goal blasting and possibly the only person not surprised with this result was Stones Manager Gordon Bartlett who has steadfastly kept faith with his under pressure squad.
Well, it is Miriam Goodman's turn to give her thoughts on developments within the Supporters Club and the main club. Her article will be published in tomorrow's programme for the home league game against Sutton United.
In an incident packed match. The Stones fought out a 2-2 draw against opposition once again reduced to ten men following Jamie Days' sending off for a dangerous looking lunge on Derek Quaye after just 10 minutes. And once again Wealdstone failed to make numerical superiority pay, although it must be said that The Darts, on this performance at least, looked to be a talented and competitive side.
Well, it is Sarin Rawal's turn to give on thoughts on developments within the Supporters Club and the main club. His article was published in yesterday's home programme for the league game against Boreham Wood.
In Sunday's Non-League Today, Dave Anderson, who has managed many non-league clubs in his time, wrote an article about attending Wealdstone's first home league against Tonbridge Angels at "The Vale". The article is reproduced below and makes interesting reading.
The Stones lost a chance to secure three league points for the first time this season by only drawing against Boreham Wood this afternoon after Boreham Wood played the whole of the second half with ten men.
The Stones are still looking for their first league of the season after losing 3-2 at Billericay Town this afternoon in their third league game of the season after being two goals up at half-time. The goals were scored by Lee Chappell and Stephen Hughes.
In their first away league game of the season, last night, the Stones gave a disappointing performance against a workmanlike Ashford side and lost 2-1 in front of a crowd of 278.
