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START OF THE SEASON

The season proper got underway with a tricky

trip to Hertford, and their unpredictable

surface; Omari Hibbert came off the bench

to net the only goal of the game with time

running out. The home campaign got off

to a flying start with a 230 crowd turning

out for a 3-1 win over Ashford - not bad

for a midweek fixture. A bank holiday derby

triumph at Chipstead and Razzaq Coleman’s

gleefully despatched last minute winner

in a come-from-behind victory at home to

Northwood rounded off the month with

a 100% start, and the leadership of the

division.

PRE - SEASON

As the pre-season matches approached,

optimism was high - and was lifted further

with the news that Danny Bassett was back

training with the team, and would likely play

in the friendly matches after deciding the

journey out to the Essex coast, coupled with

his full-time day job, was too much of an

undertaking. Although one shouldn’t read

too much into pre-season games - being as

they are a chance to integrate new arrivals

into the set-up, and experiment with tactics

and formations - the nine warm-up matches

saw seven wins, one draw and one defeat.

Pick of the triumphs were a 3-2 home win

against Championship side Reading, albeit

their U23 side, and a 3-0 win at local rivals

Carshalton - Danny Bassett amongst the

scorers. The only reverse was at home to

Charlton, with ex-Terror Abraham Odoh

netting a penalty on the return to his roots.

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