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Andy Young

46 (63%)

Billy Burgess

0 (0%)

Adam Gross

0 (0%)

Adam Flanagan

1 (1.4%)

John Beales

5 (6.8%)

Lee Noble

8 (11%)

Ryan Hayes

2 (2.7%)

Jamie Day

3 (4.1%)

Jay May

4 (5.5%)

Lee Burns

1 (1.4%)

Elliot Bradbrook

2 (2.7%)

Allan Tait (Sub)

1 (1.4%)

James White (Sub)

0 (0%)

Rob Haworth (Sub)

0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 72

Voting closed: September 30, 2009, 07:50:11 AM

[pop7260]

Spot on ajaxman.Can't wait to see the save courtesy of Sony and co..

[rikyb]

According to NLP, it was in fact Brookfields who scored our first goal, not Bradbrook. I'm sure Elliot will be dissapointed. 

[Silverado]

Ah, but just imagine if they'd said "Brooke Shields"! Would have put another couple of hundred on the next home gate!!!

[TREVOR B]

A fair summing up of the game from everyone on both sides and nice to see us acknowledging that our opponents put up a good fight and perhaps may just have done enough to earn the draw, bar of course Andy's incredible reflex save to deny them the honour of a visit to P.P.

A subdued performance from several players, perhaps the result of the coach arriving late or the changing of some players in the starting eleven, but we know that the squad as a whole is good enough to win on the day and the end result meant the changes were justified and other players got a bit of a rest before coming on later ot just sitting it out.

A for gone conclusion as to M.O.M. for me and no surprise when I saw the poll after voting for Andy, but was also pleased with Beales performance.

As others have said hopefully a home draw next round against a team from a lower division although you have to meet stronger teams sooner or later, but financially and for a better hope of progressing further lets avoid the Dover/Bromley types for a bit longer.