

Our first defeat in 398 days at the Anny as we were well beaten 3-0 by Avro last night.
The first twenty minutes attacking wise was all Breck without really testing the keeper, Alex Cherera beating his man on a few occasions but one shot was wasted and a ball across the 6 yard box went to the back post with no one there.
We kept getting in dangerous areas, and it seemed to be a matter of time before we would get the opener, but a sucker punch soon put a stop to that and despite having a decent shape behind the ball a shot from 45 yards somehow beat Theo who will be bitterly disappointed with the goal as it’s poor from him to be beaten with that effort.
In all honesty from then on we lost all belief and especially when the second goal went in, an unbelievable strike but the build up defensively from us was passive and weak and invited Avro on and there were more moments like that to follow with lads selling themselves way to easy.
HT 0-2
Second half i was bitterly disappointed as too many stopped putting the hard yards in, and it’s very rare I’ve had to say that, another sucker punch from Avro wrapped the game up but take nothing away from them there running and endeavour was first class and a lesson on the night for a few to take note of.
FT 0-3
Always plenty to say in defeat but simply put we were poor for 70 minutes and got punished with the first goal sucking the life outta the lads, the reaction not good enough, and they will certainly have to ask their own questions as to why.
All said, despite a bad night at the office, we still sit top of the pile and we just have to pick ourselves up just like we did after the Chasetown defeat and get right back at it and certainly no better place to go do that than at Bury on Saturday afternoon.
As always, massive thanks to those who braved the conditions last night, especially on arrival when the rain was coming down hard.
Always good to see and host the good people from Avro Rob Mark Hutton, Grace Hutton, and we certainly wish them well till the return game in the New Year.
Back on the road Saturday and no doubt backed by great numbers once again.
We Go Again.
Nulli Secundus…