After the disappointment of two postponed matches in the past
week the Hoops will be hoping to get back into action on Saturday in their Kent
Senior Trophy first round tie at Corinthian.
And, unlike Westside, their opponents in the twice-delayed FA Vase tie whom
they have never played before, the Corinthian side will be very familiar to
Derek Hares and his players. The clubs, who are both nicknamed the “Hoops”,
have met eight times during the past two
seasons in league and cup competitions with Corinthians winning four times,
Deal twice, and two draws.
Their last meeting was in April when
Corinthian won 5-1 at Gay Dawn Farm to stay top of the league, but they were
eventually pipped for the title by Cray Valley. Michael Golding’s side haven’t
started this season quite so impressively but victories in their last four
matches suggests that Corinthian are starting to find their best form again and
so Hares’ Hoops can expect another testing encounter on Saturday – weather
permitting!
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ITS AN AWAY DAY FOR THE NEXT ROUND OF THE FA VASE
BREAKING NEWS We have been drawn AWAY to Bridgwater United FC in the 5th Round of The FA Vase. The tie will be played at 3pm on