AJG wrote:

With the distraction of the FA Cup out of the way and the Trophy highly likely to be over on Saturday how much longer will the chairman stick with Horgan. Look at the facts, no win since end of Sept and only 3 away points all season, we are a shambles. Expect the Blue Tinted brigade will get on my back but come on everybody, wake up and smell the coffee - we are heading out of this league very quickly unless something is done soon.

Sadly AJG I couldn’t agree more! Weymouth are starting to come good under their new manager and we just can’t seem to get a win anywhere at the moment. The Board have got some serious issues to discuss over the next three weeks.

The board will need to act financially at the very least, we have the money to sort, from being strong defensively we have now conceded 17 goals in our last six league games and we are set up to defend.  No league win since September says it all. 
 

Having watched Chippenham for many years now l’m afraid l have to disagree with Reg when he says we have the strongest squad in years. If that was true then given this season’s results the fault as to where we currently are must lie elsewhere. To me virtually every game this season l have seen we seemed to go out with the intention of not losing rather than trying to win.AJG quoted a couple of facts. Following on from that. In 19 leagues games we have scored more than one goal in only four games. In 8 games we have failed to score at all. Last season when Gary Horgan took over football was entertaining and scoring goals. This season with virtually the same players most games have been pretty boring. Even all the games we have won have all been by a single goal. Why such a huge chance?
Opinions may differ but the facts don’t.
Going back to one of Reg’s postings about finishing mid table. If we carry on for the next 27 games as we have for the last 19 there’s only one place we will end up and that ain’t mid table. Something has to change and sooner rather than later. Given what Gary Horgan has done for the club l hope he is the man to do it.

Not a great result last night but I wouldn't have expected a win last night. We scored 3 goals away from home and lost, not great but also some positives in there.

It's games like Cheshunt away that we should have won, and possibly may have done if we didn't have the FA Cup distraction.

We've got a tough run coming up with the Bath games in there too, I pray we pick up points against teams like Hungerford and Welling, possibly nick something at Braintree.

I'm keeping the faith with Gary, Matt and Joe, I still think they're the right team to do it, we just need goals!


 

We’re bottom of the form table and, not surprisingly, 4 points adrift of safety albeit with a couple of games in hand. The next three league games are huge.  If we fail to get anything from them then we’re in big trouble, although I remain optimistic and hope Gary & Matt can conjure up some form going into the new year.