A couple of non league snippets

[Reading Rebel]

3 hours ago, 3spirit said:

Well, he wouldn't have signed him if he isn't going to play !

Sounds like we're going down the loan route again, by what Unders says in a Slough Observer article, just seen on Twitter. 

He will obviously play some minutes but can you honestly see him getting a lot of game time if they don't get any injuries?

 

[3spirit]

9 hours ago, Reading Rebel said:

He will obviously play some minutes but can you honestly see him getting a lot of game time if they don't get any injuries?

 

Well, if I was Paul Doswell I would ease Dylan in with a couple of sub appearances first,so he adjusts to his new team/training/new club, then look to throw him in the deep end by starting him in the number 9 role.

You're not going to learn anything about him, if you don't give him proper game time.  To me it's a question of sink or swim but I certainly wouldn't judge him on a few games.

Sutton are a good side, they will create plenty of chances for Dylan, whether he can take them, will be down to him but he will also have the benefit of learning more of his craft, from a higher level of coaching staff that is at Sutton fc. Even if he does struggle, there are always ways of improving a player.

It's a great opportunity for Dylan but if he fails, it's still a great learning curve for him. For him, a win-win situation, I would have thought. 

[3spirit]

Dulwich Hamlet have signed Danish goalkeeper Simon Bloch Jorgensen, who is only 6ft 10 and half inches tall !

Aylesbury FC are merging next season with Bedgrove Dynamoes, and will be known as Aylesbury Vale Dynamoes and will be playing in the Spartan Premier division.

[Reading Rebel]

14 minutes ago, 3spirit said:

Dulwich Hamlet have signed Danish goalkeeper Simon Bloch Jorgensen, who is only 6ft 10 and half inches tall !

Aylesbury FC are merging next season with Bedgrove Dynamoes, and will be known as Aylesbury Vale Dynamoes and will be playing in the Spartan Premier division.

Makes sense.

Aylesbury FC were being relegated anyway due to the size of their changing rooms and with such a small support and lack of finances the inevitable has happened. 

[Irishadrian]

Kingstonian were beaten 7-1 today.  Countdown begins?

[Irishadrian]

It took Dave Tarpey just 19 mins to open his account with Woking who went on to win 3-0

[GlenSTFC]

The K’s manager has to be borrowed time... that surely has to be the ‘icing on the cake’? They must have the largest budget in that division and to be below mid table is unacceptable.

[Irishadrian]

Glen That's the countdown  I mentioned Incidentley Manny Williams scored 2 for Basingstoke today and had a penalty saved.

[Irishadrian]

Staines Town must have been delighted to score 3 away goals given their current predicament.    Shame they conceded 10!

[3spirit]

1 hour ago, Irishadrian said:

Staines Town must have been delighted to score 3 away goals given their current predicament.    Shame they conceded 10!

......and one of the goals Staines scored was an own goal by Sam Deadfield !

James Dobson scores Sutton's only goal in their win at Barnet.

Ryan Hope scored Hendon's first in their 3-3 draw with Wimborne.

Sounds a cracking game, a 4-4 between Met Police v Weymouth.

.........and a strange result at Hungerford with them beating St Albans 5-0 and no one sent off !

[GlenSTFC]

Appears the K’s boss has been sacked and a new manager already appointed (if you believe rumour...).

[Irishadrian]

Confirming statement by Ks board saying manager has been relieved  announcement of new manager in due course.

[3spirit]

26 minutes ago, Irishadrian said:

Confirming statement by Ks board saying manager has been relieved  announcement of new manager in due course.

Sounds like ex Enfield and Braintree manager Bradley Quinton is lined up as the replacement manager.

[Reading Rebel]

On 08/02/2019 at 09:56, 3spirit said:

Well, if I was Paul Doswell I would ease Dylan in with a couple of sub appearances first,so he adjusts to his new team/training/new club, then look to throw him in the deep end by starting him in the number 9 role.

You're not going to learn anything about him, if you don't give him proper game time.  To me it's a question of sink or swim but I certainly wouldn't judge him on a few games.

Sutton are a good side, they will create plenty of chances for Dylan, whether he can take them, will be down to him but he will also have the benefit of learning more of his craft, from a higher level of coaching staff that is at Sutton fc. Even if he does struggle, there are always ways of improving a player.

It's a great opportunity for Dylan but if he fails, it's still a great learning curve for him. For him, a win-win situation, I would have thought. 

Dylan Kearney wasn't in Sutton's squad on Saturday. It'll be interesting to see if he gets into Sutton's 16 man squad in their next two games against Barrow and Barnet and if so how many minutes he gets.

Edited February 11, 2019 by Reading Rebel

[Reading Rebel]

One things for certain Staines will have the best ground in Div 1 next season.

[Irishadrian]

And probably the smallest budget!

[3spirit]

Ex Hemel Hempstead and Billericay, Dean Brennan, has been appointed manager at Kingstonian.

[Reading Rebel]

After their loss today Eastbourne have sacked their manager.

 

[sdelaney]

RR did you say Paul  Hodges would struggle to get game time at Woking he has now won three man of the match awards involved in there first goal v W/S/Mare this weekend.

[3spirit]

1 hour ago, sdelane said:

RR did you say Paul  Hodges would struggle to get game time at Woking he has now won three man of the match awards involved in there first goal v W/S/Mare this weekend.

It might have been me, SD, as I said that I thought Paul Hodges would be a squad player not a regular first teamer. To be honest, Paul Hodges has done better than I thought he would at Woking but I wasn't wrong in how he is being used, as he isn't one of the first names on the team sheet and while his form has kept him in the team, he also has been a substitute a number of times. I can be wrong like anybody about players but least with me I admit when I'm wide of the mark. 

For me, though, Paul Hodges looked like he had ability when he played for us in the pre-season friendlies but I didn't feel Slough was the right  fit for him at the time, and nor did our managers otherwise they would have signed him. I stick by that opinion.

While Paul Hodges is obviously performing well for Woking, their team is in a far stronger position to carry players, to where Slough were,having just been promoted. Think you need to recognise that and also that their squad is lot larger than Slough's and they have a high turnover of players, where by and large we don't.

As good as Paul Hodges is playing for Woking, I don't believe Slough have missed out, by not signing him.