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For those of you who are interested, I made my own cut of Dennon Lewis

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Sorry, I know it's really unprofessional but I couldn't isolate his picture. He is the one on the FAR LEFT. Thanks

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good form mate KIU

Great start mate KIU Vestur look unplayable!

1-4 (vs. Bromley)

March began with a loss. It seems I couldn't shake the poor form that plagued the back-end of February. This loss especially hurt as we recently beat this very same Bromley outfit 6-0! They were obviously hell-bent on revenge and capitalised on our complacency. That was our first loss in 13 games.

2-2 (vs. Maidenhead)

Having trailed 0-2 we fought back to salvage a point - an 83rd minute strike from Jeffrey enough to secure a valuable home point.

0-1 (vs. Havant & Waterlooville)

We can't buy a win at the minute. A solitary first-half strike was enough to decide this drab affair. Next up, Concord!



3-6 (vs. Concord Rangers)

In what was being billed as the 'title decider' turned out to be a lesson in finishing. With Fleet's number one away on international duty, clinical Concord found themselves tearing his deputy a new one! Concord led 0-5 at half-time and despite a spirited fight-back - following the hairdryer treatment at half-time - Fleet couldn't find a way back into the game. The difference in the game, and perhaps even the title race - Karl Oliyide.





As my team fell apart like wet toilet paper before my eyes, I was left thinking that my title hopes, like my porous defence, was surely in tatters! That crushing defeat and the poor form throughout March has left me second, four points behind the phenomenal Concord.

Yeah, I was trying to keep it in-keeping with FM, but that yellow was pretty bright. I've changed it to grey. Hopefully we can turn our form around though, cheers for the support

Cheers Jamie But I fear my form is rapidly declining.

4-2 (vs. Gosport)

Thanks to a spirited performance we've taken our winning run to 9 games, a new division record!

2-2 (vs. Bishop's Stortford)

Despite ending our winning run, that result does keep us unbeaten in 2015. We trailed the game 0-2 so picking up a point was quite a result. Super sub Nigel Neita changed the tide of the match, coming on to net a brace.

2-2 (vs. Sutton Utd)

Another draw. Despite going behind twice we managed to salvage a point.

2-2 (vs. Hemel Hempstead)

Ok, I'm starting to hate this scoreline! 2-2 again. Despite ending February unbeaten, the three draws on the bounce is definitely cause for concern.



Despite a terrible month, we somehow hold a 4-point lead at the summit. To be honest, Concord have also suffered a dip in form, which has certainly helped.

My recent form has seen me get a one-year extension on my contract. As it stands, we have managed to push clear at the top, four points ahead of Concord, albeit having played a game more.

2-0 (vs. Chelmsford)

We started 2015 exactly as we finished 2014. Goals from Sheringham and Taylor-Crossdale were enough to secure a comfortable 2-0 victory.

3-1 (vs. Boreham Wood)

Another good performance saw us run out 3-1 winners. Captain Harper starred, bagging himself a goal in the process.

3-2 (vs. Sutton Utd)

Despite trailing courtesy of a 4th minute strike, we fought back to secure a third win on the bounce. A truly fantastic start to the new year.

1-0 (vs. Staines)

The return of Sekajja saw us pick up yet another 3 points. The young striker hit a brace, marking his return to action as a resounding success.

6-0 (vs. Bromley)

Sekajja hits four to help secure a memorable 6-0 victory. This was the perfect way to end January - a month with a 100% success rate!

It's always good when you get a little bit of breathing space at the top. Well done mate

That's a real ask mate. Good luck with B71

Cheers They really are mate! Saying that, my form has improved dramatically over the past few months - I think all the new players are finally settling in and my formations are becoming more fluid. Hopefully it will continue!

December also saw me pick up my first managerial award. Although I'm definitely not the sole reason for the side's recent success I'll definitely take the plaudits coming my way!

1-1 (vs. Maidenhead)

Following a disappointing string of defeat toward the back-end of November I was determined to continue our league form throughout the festive period. The first game of December ended in a draw; to be honest we weren't at our best and we could do a lot worse than an away point.

3-1 (vs. Weston-super-Mare)

Back to winning ways as injury-prone Sekajja returns to cap a wonderful team performance with a neat finish.

4-3 (vs. Chelmsford)

Back-to-back wins for Fleet as Sheringham bags a brace in a thrilling 4-3 victory.

4-1 (vs. Basingstoke)

Another late Christmas present for manager Mul as Fleet demolish a lackluster Basingstoke side. Having lost 1-2 in the reverse fixture at the start of the campaign, this victory was all the more special.



Truly unprecedented success for my Fleet side as we managed to deliver the goods two months running. We're still second but we've managed to close the gap on leaders Concord, whilst at the same time opening a sizable gap from the chasing pack.

Our FA Trophy began and ended on the same day. An abysmal performance saw a plucky Barkingside pick up a memorable 0-4 win. We were away but our inability to take our chances ultimately cost us our place in the next round. Oh well, there's always next year. That was our last game of November and following a relatively successful return to form in the league it was disappointing to see that we couldn't take that into the cup.

As former Blackburn legend Lucas Neill signs on, I invite you to look at the talent we've managed to acquire at Fleet. In a surprising move we managed to secure the loan services of young Arsenal keeper Dejan Iliev. The towering stopper will certainly add some much-needed competition for the number one shirt. In other news, I decided to ship-out Godden and Palmer as they were bitching about wanting first-team football.

Great stuff with Benfica mate, I'd go City

In other news, November also saw me start my new coaching qualification. Hopefully I'll be able to push-on and gobble up these coaching badges like smarties!

good luck with this

3-2 (vs. Staines)

Thanks to a brace from Sheringham we started Novermber with a 3-2 win. Our form was atrocious last month and this result was the perfect response.

2-1 (vs. Bath)

An 84th minute strike from super-sub Tounkara was enough to see off a spirited Bath side.

1-0 (vs. Gosport)

What looked destined to end 0-0 saw a late twist as towering centre-back Parry netted a dramatic 94th minute winner!

1-0 (vs. Farnborough)

Yet another late goal as super-sub Tounkara strikes again! With 83 minutes gone it looked like we were destined for a bore draw, however the young Frenchman had other ideas as he slotted home a decisive winner. That's the second time this season we've struck late against Farnborough - it has to be said, our 'never say die' attitude is certainly shining through.

1-2 (vs. Eastbourne Boro)

A 100% record this month wasn't to be as our trip to Eastbourne saw us leave empty handed. All in all it was a good month for us; we've got players returning from injuries and we look set to push league-leaders Concord all the way!



Despite our incredible form this month, which saw us pick up 12 points from a possible 15, we find ourselves 2nd, 4 points off leaders Concord. In-form Concord have won their last six games and haven't lost for 13 matches, 12 of which they've won! They have been nothing short of sensational and I'm starting to think if I'm destined for the play-offs.

October also saw us exit the FA Cup as we lost to in-form Vanarama Conference side Torquay. Despite trailing 0-2, two goals from Sekajja brought us back in the game; cheer soon turned to heart-ache however, as Benyon completed his hat-trick with a 90th minute strike.

2-1 (vs. Farnborough)

A penalty from McMahon and a 84th minute strike from October were enough to secure a vital 2-1 away win. Our good form continues!

2-3 (vs. Eastbourne Boro)

Despite fighting back from 2 down we let slip once again to lose 2-3.

4-4 (vs. Hemel Hempstead)

What follows a good month? Yup, you guessed it. A bad one. Following defeat in the last game a shambolic defensive performance saw us draw 4-4. Going forward we looked quite good, at the back however, things weren't quite so pleasing on the eye.

0-3 (vs. Hayes & Yeading)

In fitting fashion we ended the month with a 0-3 home defeat. By far the worst performance of the season. We simply must improve.



Our poor form sees us slip to second in the table, a point behind league leaders Concord.

September also saw me win my first FA Cup game as Fleet manager. In truth, it was a very easy game; despite making wholesale changes to the team, we ran out 4-1 winners and easily secured our place in the next round.

2-2 (vs. St. Albans)

Following a defeat last time out I was determined to bounce back with a win. Unfortunately, St Albans didn't read the script as they held us 2-2 at home.

5-0 (vs. Weston-super-Mare)

A hat-trick from Godden and goals from Sheringham and Jeffrey helped us get back to winning ways. With the game ending 5-0, this was easily our best performance so far.

4-1 (vs. Whitehawk)

Yet another hat-trick, this time Taylor-Crossdale. the match ended 4-1, giving us our second win of the month and continuing our unbeaten start to September.

1-0 (vs. Sutton Utd)

The game look destined to end as a bore draw until Cook stepped up with an 83rd minute penalty to hand us another three points and give us the perfect end to a great month.

Although we're by no means finished, here is a little taster of the mass upheaval that's been happening at the club. We've moved a lot out but we've brought a lot in; it's been a productive window so far as we've been able to add some really quality and depth to the side. A lot of players have been signed on non-contract so we're only paying appearance fees and their status is as 'back-up' - the reasoning behind this is two-fold: one, we get real squad depth and won't have too many players complaining about a lack of first team football, and two, we still have a hefty wage budget to play with.

Cheers guys hopefully we can keep this early form up!

Cheers Dan and yeah 1 defeat in 5 ins't bad SBR, hopefully my form will improve though; my side has seen A LOT of changes, it's going to take time but the future looks bright!

2-0 (vs. Concord Rangers)

After a busy few weeks, we finally got underway. The first game was a nervy affair but thanks to goals either side of the break we emerged victorious. The game ended 2-0 and although we deserved the three points there was definitely room for improvement!

3-1 (vs. Havant & Waterlooville)

A brace from Taylor-Crossdale was enough to see off a difficult Havant side. The match ended 3-1. with Michael West getting his second goal in as many games.

6-5 (vs. Whitehawk)

After a thrilling 90 mins we emerged victorious! After just 17 minutes we led 2-0 but thanks to two incredible strikes we found ourselves 2-3 down at the interval. Despite sympathising with the side and getting a good reaction we came back out and let another two in; from 2-0 up we were 2-5 down and staring defeat in the face. Following two mastermind substitutions we emerged 6-5 victors! Anthony Cook came on to bag a brace and Thalassitis provided 3 assists to secure a third league win of the season.

3-1 (vs. Wealdstone)

Despite trailing after just 2 minutes, we fought back to take a 3-1 lead into the break. A late 90th minute consolation from Bola was enough to have bums on the edge of their seats but not enough to save Wealdstone from defeat.

1-2 (vs. Basingstoke)

We finally lost. Goals either side of the half were enough to condemn us to defeat. Nigel Neita did net a late consolation but unfortunately we couldn't scrape a draw.





Having picked up 12 points from a possible 15, we find ourselves sat 2nd, a point behind early pace-setters Farnborough with a game in-hand.