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       Ramsgate 3 Ashford 0
       By: AMatthews Date: November 8, 2017, 7:34 am
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       What can be said without repeating oneself?
       Ashford did create more than on Saturday but that was due to
       playing a rather poor Ramsgate team who somehow lost at
       Homelands earlier this season, rather than much improvement from
       the visitors.
       The home team should have scored four or five in the first half
       and Ashford could have had 2-3. Neither team could finish but
       Ashford were awful in the second half and were on the back-foot
       from the word go. Finally Ramsgate found their finishing boots
       and took a deserved three points, the last goal was very well
       taken indeed.
       No Davisson left a huge hole in a non-existent midfield, whilst
       the only high points were the debut of Andrew Dalhouse
       (everything good about Ashford went through him) and Lee-Wharton
       who was excellent in the first half.
       One wonders how many more players and coach's will be hired and
       fired this week as the sticking plaster policy continues this
       season.
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       Re: Ramsgate 3 Ashford 0
       By: philipbarham Date: November 8, 2017, 11:51 am
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       Thanks for reporting back, AM. Yes, it's certainly the midfield
       that needs looking at. Several people have said good things
       about the new signing, which is good.
       We certainly need to get something from Saturday's game, as, by
       the time Shoreham next play, they will have three games in hand
       of us - and next week they have winnable games against Guernsey
       and East Grinstead !
       The hope I cling to is that our home form has been better than
       our away form - we've collected 5 points from our last four home
       league games.
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