Everyone is fit to train following the win Tuesday night against Cambridge City, which on top of the result
is great news. The pitch at the Rec. has been sensibly watered continuously using the bore hole.
What a great surface for the players to offer up their individuals skills and talents, confident that ankles
and other parts of the body will not be battered by a rock hard pitch.
Pinkowski and Lyes saw many things to enjoy, and many things to work upon against Cambridge City.
The squad of players will make incremental improvements under Richard Skelly's guidance.
Set piece play develops with practice, and the hunger within the squad to be successful means this will happen.
Hard work with a smile at training makes the match day actions flow better.
Sudbury are another great challenge. An unchanged squad means confidence should be high.
Players make formations and systems victorious, not the other way round. No complacency gentlemen.