Quite so, Newfan.  I left off posting to let the dust settle... but frankly there is not much to be said about a game that was disappointingly drab  and showed us revert to some of our least attractive characteristics. As so often at Home this season we were completely unsettled by a hard-working, average side who harried us relentlessly from the first whistle.  What followed was a string of uncharacteristic errors from so many players that I wouldn't even consider a MoTM  ... except perhaps for the Sponsors' choice of Luke Haines for his general tidiness and goal-saving clearance after an entirely self-inflicted near crisis resulting from passing dangerously across our 6 yrd/penalty  area.   We just never got going, nor found any rhythmn at all.  We were lucky not to have had more ruthless opponents, who surely would have been 2 or 3 goals to the good by the end. We desperately lacked someone to take control of the midfield, find space and exploit it.  Jake Evans tried his best to inject a bit of passion and bite into matters but the one person who could have done so, Luke Spokes, remained stuck out on the right... until belatedly, Alex Bray was put out there and Spokes went back into his much more inflential position in the centre of midfield. 
Games like these happen, of course and we're still on a great little run,  but for me, there were some unfortunate echoes of earlier season troubles, that I hope we can dispel in the handul of games left. It as a shame.. because it was a good crowd on a largely sunny Bank Holiday.... . the perfect recruiting conditions.
Ironically, we'll probably play far better against Chelmsford on the last day of the season, as good sides usually  bring out the best in us.

Definitely missed Tom Mehew, assuming he was injured as he was not involved in squad? Couldn’t really get any control on the game, which is why Tom is such a key part of our team. Hopefully he’s back for the next game.