After a point from a tough Easter weekend, (more than I thought we'd get), we knew that at least seven points were required from the last three games to avoid relegation.
We got the first part done with a great 2-1 win at Truro City with the players and fans giving everything in the pouring rain. That trip will go down in Bromley FC legend, but it will hav even more gravity if we get the rest of the job done starting with Thurrock at home on Saturday.
Although 'The Artist formerly known as Purfleet' are already down, they are no mugs only losing to better sides than us by single goals recently, and the two teams were evenly matched back in February when we drew 1-1 at their place. Former Bromley captain Rob Gillman will be in no mood to let his new employers give us an easy ride to safety.
With Farnborough's points deduction along with Havant & Hampton losing games in hand this week our fate is now back in our own hands.Four points will do the trick, three on Saturday would be a great start. The rain may do us a favour as we have performed well on heavy pitches at Weston, Salisbury & Truro in the last few months and it may keep the ball down on our very bumpoy pitch.
The club are running a free coach to Dorchester for the final game of 20011/12, lets hope this is rewarded with a good turn out and is a happy bus on the way home!
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