28-May-12
It has now been four months since Charscot
won an away match and despite dominating for long periods that run
continues as the Wolverines went down to an undeserved one goal defeat
at Goodhead F.C
A close range first half goal from Mariusz Galara was the decider as Charscot threw everything at the hosts but continue to have no luck away from home.
Despite the loss Charscot stay top as their main rivals failed too and the gap to fourth has reduced to four points.
The Manager was less than impressed afterwards. "I am growing sick and tired of lamenting our lack of luck on the road and we need to grind out some wins one way or another or we are going to fail in our objective, promotion out of this division" Rich Grove stated.
"There are no excuses for our continued lack of results. Yes, days like today we have been unlucky but that doesn't excuse the season as a whole and changes will be made for the next away match".
"The pressure is now on to extend our winning home run but next week's visitors Super Samba's are more than capable of beating us".
To complete the team's disappointments the side did win away in the Super Cup, 1-0 at The Academy Reserves, but it wasn't enough having lost the first leg at home by two goals.
However, this has been by far the best performance in the competition and the £3million prize will be a decent consolation.
A busy week as the manager started making tweaks in preparation for the future. After both seemingly on the verge of heading onto the auction market, youth star Antonio Candreva and keeper Cam Ward both left the club for fellow WPL side Spondon Renegades.
Coming back in return are three players. The centrepiece of the deal for Charscot is youth midfielder Mesut Ozil, who has worked with the manager before. Ozil isn't as good as Candreva but is far faster and long term will be used in the main squad, something Candreva was never likely to achieve.
Arriving as part of the deal from Chaddesden Celtic of the Opal league are defender Zderak Daruzki and midfielder Jan van Beveren . Neither will stay at Charscot and both are expected to be placed on the auction market immediately to offset some of the losses from not placing Candreva and Ward on the auction market.
It is now being debated whether youth star Mario Gomez will be given another year in the youth team or placed on the auction market himself.
A close range first half goal from Mariusz Galara was the decider as Charscot threw everything at the hosts but continue to have no luck away from home.
Despite the loss Charscot stay top as their main rivals failed too and the gap to fourth has reduced to four points.
The Manager was less than impressed afterwards. "I am growing sick and tired of lamenting our lack of luck on the road and we need to grind out some wins one way or another or we are going to fail in our objective, promotion out of this division" Rich Grove stated.
"There are no excuses for our continued lack of results. Yes, days like today we have been unlucky but that doesn't excuse the season as a whole and changes will be made for the next away match".
"The pressure is now on to extend our winning home run but next week's visitors Super Samba's are more than capable of beating us".
To complete the team's disappointments the side did win away in the Super Cup, 1-0 at The Academy Reserves, but it wasn't enough having lost the first leg at home by two goals.
However, this has been by far the best performance in the competition and the £3million prize will be a decent consolation.
A busy week as the manager started making tweaks in preparation for the future. After both seemingly on the verge of heading onto the auction market, youth star Antonio Candreva and keeper Cam Ward both left the club for fellow WPL side Spondon Renegades.
Coming back in return are three players. The centrepiece of the deal for Charscot is youth midfielder Mesut Ozil, who has worked with the manager before. Ozil isn't as good as Candreva but is far faster and long term will be used in the main squad, something Candreva was never likely to achieve.
Arriving as part of the deal from Chaddesden Celtic of the Opal league are defender Zderak Daruzki and midfielder Jan van Beveren . Neither will stay at Charscot and both are expected to be placed on the auction market immediately to offset some of the losses from not placing Candreva and Ward on the auction market.
It is now being debated whether youth star Mario Gomez will be given another year in the youth team or placed on the auction market himself.