Tostao Kwashi latest

[jc]

According to Sunday's NLP, Tostao's in Zimbabwe at present after his excursions in Vietnam, and will be unable to return to the Darts until 'at least Christmas'.

 

In other ex-Fleet player news:

 

1) Luke Gedling's now at Burgess Hill Town, for those that didn't know, and might possibly care.

2) Che, Rob Owen (both Welling), Darren Smith (Tonbridge), Gary Abbott (Cray) and - especially mentioned for Jimmy - Louie Evans (Bishop's Stortford) all scored at the weekend.

3) Jamie Guy was sent off for Staines for throwing a punch against Bromley.

 

Hope that satisfies your need for such spurious information - it certainly does mine. As usual, apologies to those offended etc. etc.

[Harry J Allstars]

Bored already.

[Wobbly Wayne rides again]

See his old Zimbabwean club were champions last season and leading again this. This is despite 6 of their players going missing in the UK two weeks ago. Wonder what club they will turn up at. I'll be keeping my eyes peeled for Dartford line ups in the not too distant future.

 

Unfortunately my Zimbabwean team the Dynamo glamour boys look like slipping out of the top flight, although they won at the weekend, maybe [****!!****] can help them back to former glories whilst he is out there.

 

Come on you Dynamos. Thats the end of the Zimbabwean football round up...

[Riverview Supporter]

Meanwhile , my team Kakira are bottom of group c in the city tyres league in Uganda.

 

Just have a small connection with tha part of the world , and a school there has a Gravesned and Northfleet scarf in their reception room/hut

 

I have asked for a picture but with the communications to that part of the worl d, I dont hold up much hope.

 

It reminds me a little of that team from Somewhere in afica who are called Arsenal , beacuse they were given old Arsenal shirts or something.

 

You never Know , One day , Gravesned and Northfleet may be Ugandan Champions

[Jimmy]

He "only wants to play for Dartford" though.

 

That's good to know - he could stand up front for us if he wants and watch balls go over his head all game.

[jc]

Continuing the ever-fascinating ex-Fleet player theme, Pennock's been named Conference South manager of the month for the second successive time .

[Hempstead Gaz]

Not surprised at all. great young manager, modest, unassuming and a genuinely nice bloke.

We could do worse than to have him ourselves, but I fear he is destined for greater things.

[David Holden]

His real test will come when he has to go and find players from somewhere other than Stonebridge Road.

[Hempstead Gaz]

That is a point Dave, but he does seem to be bringing more from those players than Andy did (at the end). And he has got a player in Kedwell who appears to be benefitting from Ade's managership

[David Holden]

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Chatham Gary said:
That is a point Dave, but he does seem to be bringing more from those players than Andy did (at the end). And he has got a player in Kedwell who appears to be benefitting from Ade's managership

Possibly, but they are playing at a lower level, so it's not really a fair comparasion.

[Hempstead Gaz]

I reckon it might be worth putting a fiver on the wings for promotion this year. Do you agree?

[Stu M]

Much as I like the players, the fans I've encountered are a pain in the ar$e! Come on Histon/Sutton/everybody else. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

[nellyi]

Round pegs for round holes,when he needs square pegs (with his history & contacts in the game) i'm confident he will make the adjustments accordingly.Let the man manage,there is too much knocking in this industry.

[Hempstead Gaz]

Agreed, Nellyi. I'm biased, 'cos I know him and his family quite well, but everything he does and says, particularly to the media, shows that heis a manager who knows what he wants, and will get it, but by making a lot of freinds on the way, instead of enemies.

Ade appears to be an exception to the rule that you have to be an ar*e to to successful,such as Westley, Stimson, Borg, Mad Dog Allen.