Article by Johnnie Lowery
The disappointment felt on Saturday I think was greater
given the recent strong form of our boys – there was a feeling we should be
doing better knowing what we can do.
It’s not a disaster at this stage – there is still a title
race to compete in and even if we do fall away from that particular race at
some stage there are still the playoffs to look forward to.
With some of our recent performances also slightly
lacklustre perhaps that defeat will spark us back into life with a kick in the
backside of sorts.
Next Saturday’s opponents Chester are far from being at
their best at the moment though did get a very credible point against Aldershot
at the weekend and will be no pushovers.
Before then I’m sure all eyes will be on Maidstone on
Wednesday night as they take on Macclesfield – failure to win for Macclesfield
means we could overhaul them and go top on Saturday with the right combination
of results.
Rather than sitting and studying who has the best and worst
run in let’s just take it one game at a time and see where we end up.
The supporters have a role to play too – a rocking
atmosphere at Gander Green Lane and on the road could give the lads that little
extra they need to turn draws into wins.
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