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If you guys are going Saturday, enjoy the game.
Reading the twitter page, looks like a good crowd will be there(only 40 tickets left! )
Crikey, when did Southwood last see those sort of numbers?
I suppose this is one good thing connected with Covid. As the "big boys" can't have anybody to watch them, the only "footy fix" that some people will get, will be to watch their local team play.
Make sure the team wins and they come again. More money to the club.
A chance to make hay while the sun shines.

Me? I feel that Deal will get turned over. S/Bourne have made 3 good signings this week. At least there will be a good turnout again and we did make some money from the last round!

Enjoy!

think a lot os supporters are free - kids!!

If the'yre kids, they'll have their parents with them and you can bet your bottom dollar they'll be nagging them for crisps,chocolate or a can of coke!
No money coming in at the gate? Then we'll take it off you at the tea bar

Very good luck to RFC & Deal FC. Lets get into the next round for more money in the kitty
Phil, this is a one off game and Deal perform well in the cups.
Stay safe all of you.

A good report by Kentish Football.

So Bill how did the Rams play?  Was the defence shocking? Did they deserve to lose?  Was there any bright spots?

Many thanks for that Bill.   I have only watched the Margate game, I felt that quite a few times on the edge of the box, shoot, oh no lets pass it just one more time
So you hope we will avoid relegation, not a good start then

Would be good to see a match report and a few pics.

An honest report from the manager on Facebook.

Taken from Facebook today.


As the manager of Ramsgate Football Club I cannot accept what we served up for you as supporters on Saturday and class it as anywhere close to where we need to be. 

Chipstead were better than us across the pitch. They were brighter from set pieces and more aggressive in tackles and with headers and they were also braver on the ball.

It is not often I can say that about one of my teams but you have to be honest with yourself as a manager, to the players as a group and to you all as supporters.

 Away from the pitch the whole day was fantastic for Ramsgate Football Club. The level of support and the engagement from the youth section was brilliant. The opening of The RAMCAGE Arena and the new sponsors lounge went brilliantly. There was a real community feel amongst the supporters and it was great to see the transformation off the pitch which shows how far we have come as a club. The one thing that didn’t match this was the level of performance on the pitch. 
Match report taken from Facebook today.

The only finger I point is at myself as the manager. We had Rory Smith and Ashley Miller missing, who are big players, we missed a penalty and now Roman Campbell is now inured for a large chunk, if not all, of the season, but ultimately the buck stops with me and so it should. We will all take the plaudits when we win and play well but we have to take the negative comments and opinions when we don’t. 

Saturday was one where we have to look strongly at ourselves in the mirror which starts and ends with me.  We have a good group of lads but Saturday was far from good enough.  This is now an important week leading into a very tough game away at Chichester City in five days time.

 I would like to take the opportunity to wish Chipstead all the best in the next round and thank you all our supporters for coming out yesterday. We want you all to bring the same level of support to the next home game and my job in turn is to get a performance from the team that matches the off the field work, the effort, the desire and quality from everybody at Ramsgate Football Club.