Report There was a distinct touch of déjà vu as Weymouth secured a vital victory to conclude the Peacocks’ home campaign in the National League South. A week earlier relegation-haunted Hungerford had travelled west aware that nothing less than a win would suffice in their quest to escape the drop and after scoring twice inside…
Report A hat trick from Ross Stearn saw the Peacocks add another wonderful win to their National League South CV after overturning a two goal deficit to come out on top against the in-form side from Sussex. Four days after a tired display had seen them rolled over by now relegated Hungerford, the threadbare Town…
Report Difficult to know where to start with this one in which the Peacocks dipped to defeat against a Crusaders side lying one place off the bottom of the table. The hosts never recovered from a disastrous opening spell which saw them concede twice in the first seven minutes and to be honest it might…
Report The Peacocks somehow conjured up victory in the dying embers of the game to clinch a third win on the bounce and all but banish any fears of a quick return to the Southern League. In the proverbial game of two halves, Town had the benefit of a strong wind in the first half…
Report The Peacocks brought an end to their five match losing streak at the Cygnet Health Care Stadium with a crucial win over the bottom placed Essex side. Much like having to take a large spoon of foul-tasting medicine to get better, the 90 minutes was a pretty unpleasant watch, but the overriding focus was…
Report A late winner saw the champions-elect return eastwards with a barely deserved victory after a fine performance from the Peacocks should have earned a share of the spoils. Six months previously Town had been totally outplayed in Kent and crashed to their heaviest League defeat of the season but there was no danger of…
Report Another home game with winnable expectations went the way of several other recent contests at the Cygnet Health Care Stadium as the Hertfordshire side returned home with the spoils. The damage was done during a first half in which the visitors built a two goal lead following a dreadful Peacocks’ performance which improved after…
Report What a difference three days make….the Cygnet is fast becoming an ugly duckling for Town as they nosedived to their third home National League defeat in succession. You would have to go back 14 years to March 2009 to find the last time the Peacocks endured such an unwanted hat trick in League fixtures…
Report After a month which began with the Peacocks chalking up a convincing victory in East Sussex, February concluded in disheartening fashion with defeat to the same opposition. Even more disappointing than a fourth loss in five National League South games was the way in which Town badly lost their way after the break as…
Report A drab afternoon was mirrored on the pitch as Town stuttered to defeat to concede the League double to a functional yet unremarkable Dover outfit sitting one place above them in the table. It was hardly a fitting spectacle for the Peacocks of yesteryear attending the Former Players’ Day as a single second half…