League Tables

"We are...top of the league" - https://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/national-league-south/form-guide/four/away -

"We are...in the playoffs" - https://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/national-league-south/league-table/away -

"We are...in relegation danger" - https://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/national-league-south/league-table/home -

"We are...midtable mediocrity" - https://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/national-league-south/league-table -  

I think that this is the table which is the most disappointing...

https://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/national-league-south/form-guide/ten/home

Pretty embarrassing that two of Chippenham's and Hungerford's 4 wins between them on the road came at Twerton.

With Concord, Dulwich and Taunton (all with poor away records) still to visit TP there's an opportunity to finish the season on a high for home fans. They deserve it!

I wouldn't say embarrassing. It has been a very difficult season for the club. And that can all be pinpointed as starting with Alex's injury. Since then we have had a series of unfortunate injuries to key players. On top of that because of postponements it has made the financial side difficult especially as rearranged Tuesday fixtures have been poorly attended comparatively.
Fortunately our away form has kept us in the higher reaches of the division. Home fans though are not seeing how those away wins are achieved. Home form provides no indicator.

Please read my post again, Ben - I was saying that our our home defeats against two of the worst teams away from home were embarrassing.

I agree with you about the impact of Alex's injury and the stats bear that out. However before the abandoned Dulwich match we had lost half of our eight home fixtures plus a failure to beat either lower level Hartley Wintney or Sevenoaks.

And yes, we have been very unlucky with injuries to key players and there have been far too many midweek fixtures. But we're not the only team in that boat.

Totally agree with Martin. Home form was poor before the Alex injury and yes other teams suffer player losses. Loss of our 2 strikers was difficult for sure.

Concern must be that lack of home results could damage season ticket sales/attendances

pete mac wrote:Concern must be that lack of home results could damage season ticket sales/attendances

This is a concern of mine, I don't know how much of it is bluster and BS, but of the people I go with regularly at least half of them are considering not renewing their season tickets as the football has been unbelievably boring for most of the season. If that is replicated across the fanbase it would be a huge problem.