You would have to do some serious
research to find this season's worst team in English football but
Wateringbury Wanderers manager Jack Boddy claims that his side
playing in the Maidstone and District Sunday League might have that
accolade. Interviewed on Talksport today, he claims that his side
rarely fields a full 11 men and those that do play have let in 199
goals so far. They are bottom of the Division One (how they got into
that high level heaven knows) with 18 losses in 18 games and a goal
difference of -172. The division shows that they have also had 3
points deducted but Boddy claims this is an error, as he has never
fielded an ineligible player.
On the positive side, the team has
scored 27 goals, just over one per game. Boddy has been manager for
only the most recent matches and he claims to have helped close the
gap between Wateringbury and their opponents. They were 5-3 up
against the league leaders only to lose 5-6. Talksport suggested that
should his team raise one point this season, Boddy should get on the
phone straight away for a celebratory interview.
Should he resign after this disastrous
season? Certainly not, since he has only been in charge for 5 games
and it looks as though, they might be going in the right direction
with two games left.
Drifting through the Non League Paper,
Sussex clubs seem to have an issue with winning matches. Spare a
thought for Seaford Town who sit at the bottom of the Macron Sussex
County League Division Two-a reasonably serious league; they have
played 28 and drawn once. One point with 16 goals for and 82 against.
Clymping in the Third Division have one
win in 20 matches with 104 against and 16 for. It must be the sea
air?
Welsh team, Rhydymwyn on NIL points, is
having similar problems, in the Spar Mid-Wales Senior League, with 3
points deducted for an indiscretion. They sit at the bottom of the
division with one win (cancelled out) 21 goals for and 132 against.
AFC Porth are not far behind in their
Nathaniel Car Sales Welsh League Division One; P29, W0, D1, L28, F12,
A125 Points 1.
Roll on the cricket season.
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