Well said young Seasider.  A welcome philosophical note.  Taking a cue from the McCullum/Stokes axis about not being afraid to fail... then we, likewise,  as fans presumably can't let our tensions and anxieties be transmitted too obviously to Gary and the players. They will already be feeling the weight of expectation growing ever heavier. As a team, we do tense up at home .. and we have a lot of home games left.  We all fully intend to stay in the NLS but if we don't.. we don't. We take time out and  return in a season or two. However difficult it is, especially when the  temptation is to become gloomy, remaining relentlesly upbeat ( take a bow Reg)  is probably the biggest help we can give the Club.  The other route is likely to lock us into  spiral of failure.  ... "Here endeth the Lesson. Let us now pray!"

If you look at the last 5 league games for each team from Welling in 14th place to Weymouth at the bottom there has been only 10 victories between 11 teams.Hungerford have 3wins. 7 teams have 1win. 3 teams have no wins, Dulwich, Cheshunt and unfortunately Chippenham.My point is that a lot of teams are in the same boat as us. Hopefully with more home games than most,wins will start to come.