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  Keith I was placed very near to the trouble but not that near to be involved, after the second goal their fans started to throw coins, drinks and cans at the Dover fans some who were trying to get back from the surge forward after that second goal. It did get a bit ugly but soon died down when the police turned up.
  
  I have to say it had trouble written all over it right from the start when they let both sets of young fans stand next to each other in the same stand with no proper stewards other than a couple of elderly ones keeping them apart and as usual drink the demon that turns it ugly. However it should not spoil the over all day and game where the vast majority of supporters enjoyed a reasonably good game.
  
  I would not bother with what is said on their Forum or ours for that matter, it was around 20 fans mostly young with too much drink in them and each will blame the other like the morons they are.
  
  I can not agree with you Keith that they could have gone in three up at half time, yes they were slightly the better side in the first half but certainly not by three goals and in the second half we started to pass the ball far better and out played them in most quarters. Once the first goal went in the result was never in question and their goal almost in injury time was nothing more than a consolation goal.
  
  They had the first half but we certainly took the second half to them, as for the referee I thought she had a good game overall letting the game flow and I have certainly seen a few of her male colleagues give far worse performances as an official.
  
  So on to the next round after a win which in the end we deserved and lets hope for a home draw.

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