INCONSISTENCY SETS IN
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James Hardy continued with his magnificent form getting a goal and an assist against fellow play-off chasers FC Halifax. Danny Rowe grabbed the other and also got the other 2 goals in the game at home to Gateshead.
It all went pear shaped away at Billericay when Ferguson decided to change his trusted 4-3-2-1 formation and opted for two strikers which seen Billericay grab all three second half goals in a performance that was non-existent from The Coasters. Ferguson acknowledged he was to blame for changing the system at half-time and deserved the criticism.
It didn't get much better away to Barrow in what was an evenly matched contest. Denver Hume and model professional Morgan Feeney were the stand-out performers and Feeney, who has shown incredible maturity this season kept his cool with a modest yet defiant display. A home tie to Sutton Utd did not see the return of winning ways and it was 3-0 to Sutton until Andy Bond launched one low into the bottom corner but it was not enough for a comeback. Fylde lacked discipline and looked complacent across the park.
Ferguson brought in Wright-Phillips and rested James Hardy as the youngster was keen to prove himself, he failed to do so against Welling and was substituted on 61 minutes. The chance of the game came when 88 minute sub Ellis Simms latched onto a route one ball, brought it down nicely but could only hit it directly at the keeper from close range.
It was a better showing from Fylde against Bromley who are chasing automatic promotion. The only goal came when Joe Cardle put it straight down the center from the penalty spot. Fylde put in a prominent display but could not double their lead. Bromley could not break down the defence and Fylde walked away with the points in a bit of a dry game. It is now up to Fylde to kick on from here as the season approaches the business end but it looks more likely to be play-offs than automatic promotion.
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Oh dear I hope it doesn't happen again mate. Now's not the time to be dropping points