Marc Seager WTFC
manager: speaking after WTFC verse Lordswood:
“Second week running we have been
down to ten men, but to take four points out
of six when we need to dig deep into our resources and showed great courage to
get something out of the game. One of my philosophies is that I believe the
mark of a good side is that if they can’t get all three points, then they don’t
get beat.
A lot of teams would have panicked going a goal down with only ten
men, can you say what kept them going? We showed today that we have
something different about us this year, sure we are the team that everyone is
trying to turn over, but all good sides have to cope with that, and I believe
we are a good side. I think last weeks sending off was a bit harsh, this week
was just plain silly as Andy was walking a tightrope after his first half
yellow and he let himself down. Look Andy (Constable) is the sort of player who
wears his heart on his sleeve and sometimes he does some silly things he knows
he has made a mistake he said his bit in the dressing room and we move on. If
we had finished the game with eleven men we would have won today, we were right
on top then down to ten men, then a goal down, we showed character coming back
to grab a point but what’s happened has happened and we move on. If the game
had been five minutes longer we would have won, we were right on top and you’d
have thought that we were the side with eleven instead of the other way round.
And although we dropped points today we are still un-beaten and mentally that
gives such belief.
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‘We are getting back to full strength’ Whitstable manager Marc Seager told the WTFC website: “we now have Mickey Lane and Josh Maine nearly back to full fitness and Sam Prett, who we thought at one time would be out for at least a couple of months has made great strides in recovering from his injury. Sam has tried a completely new training and fitness regime, which seems to have worked wonders. Starting with the match against Erith this Saturday at the ‘Belmont Ground’ we have a few tough games coming up which means we need to be at full strength, all my strikers are fit and I would say that any one the four would walk straight into any Kent League side. Last night we had a fantastic training session with all the lads really working hard as they know all over the park we have competition for places at the club, which I feel is a very healthy position to be in. yes it means that I have to be aware that every player, at whatever level wants to play every week. But that’s part of my job, which I find a challenge to pick the right players who I believe will do the job on any given day for Whitstable Town. The spirit at the club is fantastic we have some great players at the club and with the youngsters pushing through from the reserves and U18’s it means that the future of the club is built on solid foundations.” |
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‘We are getting back to full strength’ Whitstable manager Marc Seager told the WTFC website: “we now have Mickey Lane and Josh Maine nearly back to full fitness and Sam Prett, who we thought at one time would be out for at least a couple of months has made great strides in recovering from his injury. Sam has tried a completely new training and fitness regime, which seems to have worked wonders. Starting with the match against Erith this Saturday at the ‘Belmont Ground’ we have a few tough games coming up which means we need to be at full strength, all my strikers are fit and I would say that any one the four would walk straight into any Kent League side. Last night we had a fantastic training session with all the lads really working hard as they know all over the park we have competition for places at the club, which I feel is a very healthy position to be in. yes it means that I have to be aware that every player, at whatever level wants to play every week. But that’s part of my job, which I find a challenge to pick the right players who I believe will do the job on any given day for Whitstable Town. The spirit at the club is fantastic we have some great players at the club and with the youngsters pushing through from the reserves and U18’s it means that the future of the club is built on solid foundations.” |
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Staging Margate was a "massive learning curve" for promotion chasing Whitstable - EXCLUSIVE |
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Sunday, 01 October 2006 |
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 Whitstable
Town chairman Mr Tony Rouse admits yesterday?s FA Cup second qualifying
round game against their fourth placed Ryman Premier League neighbours
Margate at the Belmont was a ?massive learning curve? for the Kent
League club, writes Stephen McCartney.www.kentishfootball.co.uk
A
passionate crowd of 1,114, the largest at the Belmont for nearly forty
years, witnessed an enthralling FA Cup clash and the Oystermen were in
dreamland when Jake Gess scored his fourth goal of the season after 40
minutes - but against the run of play. But
the Kent League brave hearts, who are still on top of the table after
collecting maximum points from their first six league games, suffered
heartbreak as two late goals, scored by Lawrence Yiga and James
Pinnock, sent the Thanet side through. |
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