10thsept04
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Dolby upset as six-match unbeaten run ends at Folkestone
TONBRIDGE ANGELS manager Tony Dolby admitted he was upset as his
side's six-game unbeaten run came to an end with a 2-0 defeat at Kent rivals
Folkestone Invicta on Tuesday, writes Stephen McCartney.
Two goals, either side of half time, in a sixteen minute spell, from Simon
Glover and Adam Flanaghan were enough to beat the Angels, who failed to impress
at Cheriton Road.
Speaking on the club's website, Dolby said: "Although we were short of a
few first teamers, I felt we should have got something from the game at
Folkestone.
"Therefore, not only was I upset with the result but also the performance
as I felt we didn't apply ourselves to our standards that I expect.
"We didn't create enough chances, didn't get our wing-backs out enough and
this is essential playing the system we do."
However, as promised, Dolby has made another addition to his squad, signing
Danny Lye, and he will make his debut for Saturday's Ryman League Premier
Division trip to Staines Town.
Dolby added: "After the disappointment of Tuesday evening, we have good
news in that I have signed Danny Lye, who will add steel to our side.
"Although Danny can play football we are looking for him to win battles
where recently this has not been happening.
"Obviously we do require players in other areas of the pitch and we see
Danny as the first step in this direction."
Looking ahead to the trip to Wheatsheaf Park, with an impressive main stand and
clubhouse, although the rest of the ground lacks improvement, Dolby said:
"Staines is going to be a very difficult match as they are on a very good
run, which has taken them to second in the table, and they have also scored the
most goals in the league.
"However, it is essential that we make a good start and maintain it for 90
minutes, if we are to come away with any points."
Andy Larkin returns to the squad after missing the midweek trip to
Folkestone. However, Dolby admitted Brendon Cass will not be fit and there
are further doubts over Steve Searle and Tim Hambley.
www.tonbridgeangels.co.uk
Staines Town vs Tonbridge
Angels
Saturday 11th September
2004
Ryman League Premier
Division
Kick Off
3:00pm
at Wheatsheaf Park, Wheatsheaf Lane, Staines, Middlesex
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