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DARYL McMAHON

Good afternoon everyone from the Chigwell Construction Stadium. I hope you are all keeping safe and well. I would like to wish a warm welcome to James Rowe, his staff, and his Chesterfield squad ahead of this weekend’s game. On Eastleigh defeat

It was a poor performance from us on Tuesday night away at Eastleigh and we got all that we deserved. It was the exact polar opposite on how we played on Saturday against King’s Lynn Town. We lacked any conviction in what we did on Tuesday and at the minute we are a very inconsistent team, and we have to find that consistency quickly.

I think in the last five games we have played; we have won three and lost two which does not sound that bad, but I look at the performances in the games we have lost, and they are so different from the performance when we win it is frightening. We really need to close the gap now and become more consistent if we are going to be a team that wants to challenge at the top end of the table. On squad confidence

I know how much these players want to be successful and how much they want to win because I see it day in day out.

If the team did not believe or was not fighting, you would not have seen that performance in the second half against King’s Lynn. Some teams when that happens, they fold, or they feel sorry

for themselves and that team at the weekend did everything but that. On today’s opposition

Looking ahead to today’s game against Chesterfield, we need to work on ourselves and we need to make sure that we are hitting the levels as a group we can hit, which we have shown across the season.

You can go through many games where we put on really good performances, we just have to hit those levels more consistently if we want to be, as I have said before, a team that challenges at the top end of the table.

James Rowe has come in at Chesterfield and they have gone on a good run. He signed three or four players from his previous club Gloucester, and I think they have given his club a new energy and a new bit of bite.

The players that have come in from the league below are hungry and they want to do well at this level and showcase what they can do.

So far, they have done well, and we know it will be a tough test today, but it is one we as a group look forward to. Enjoy the game. Daryl.

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THESPIREITESI MEET THE TEAM Grant Smith Smith joined the Spireites this month on a contract until the end of the season, after leaving Wealdstone. Smith started out at Brighton & Hove Albion before spells at various non-league clubs before moving into the EFL with Lincoln City in 2018 helping them win promotion to League One. Adam Przybek Signed on loan until the end of the season from Ipswich Town over a week ago, the youngster will provide further competition for the keeper’s jersey. Przybek is a Wales Under-21 international who signed for Ipswich in 2019 after being released by West Brom.

Manager - James Rowe In 2010, Rowe began working for Birmingham City in a part-time academy coaching role, which allowed him to continue to play and he joined Leamington. In 2013, following a gap in his playing career due to his coaching commitments, he re-joined former club Canvey Island.

Luke Coddington The keeper joined Chesterfield in the summer of 2019 after his contract expired at Northampton Town. Coddington, who began his footballing career at Middlesbrough as a youth, has represented England at three different youth levels. After signing for Huddersfield Town in 2016, he made five appearances for Wrexham on loan,

After a spell as West Ham’s assistant academy manager, he attended the Johan Cruyff Institute in Amsterdam, where he earned a master’s degree in coaching. In the summer of 2016, Rowe was appointed assistant manager of Aldershot Town, helping manager Gary Waddock guide the Shots to two successive play-off positions. He was appointed manager of Gloucester City in November 2019 and led them to the top of the National League North table before being named manager of Chesterfield 12 months later.

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before signing for Northampton in 2017. Coddington was again loaned out in 2018, this time to National League North side Guiseley. David Buchanan Signed from Northampton Town in the summer of 2019, he has played for a number of clubs, including Tranmere Rovers and Preston North End and made over 500 appearances in his career. Buchanan was called up to the Northern Ireland Under 19s squad in 2004 and also went on to make made 15 appearances at U21 level. Laurence Maguire A central defender, who has also played in a defensive midfield role, Maguire is a proud product of Chesterfield’s academy. Born in Sheffield, he made his first-team debut in 2016 against Wolverhampton Wanderers U23s in the Checkatrade Trophy. Laurence is also an England international, after he was called up to the England ‘C’ squad in October 2018. Maguire was loaned out to AFC Fylde in 2017 for a short spell, where he made five appearances.

Will Evans Evans is an experienced central defender who began his career at Swindon Town. After a loan move to Hereford United in 2011, he signed permanently for the club in 2012 and then joined Eastleigh a year later. Evans then moved to Aldershot in 2016, before joining the Spireites in the summer of 2018. His most memorable moment in a blue shirt came against Ebbsfleet in 2019, when the Spireites came back from three goals behind to draw 3-3. Evans scored the equalising goal and a few moments later then saved a penalty to earn his side a dramatic point, after filling as keeper when Callum Burton was sent off in the dying seconds of the game.

permanently for the Spireites in 2019. He spent time at the club on loan from Newcastle in early 2019 and after being released from his parent club, he signed permanently for the Spireites ahead of the 2019/20 season. Yarney also spent time on loan at Morecambe in 2018, where he made over 20 appearances.

Haydn Hollis The 6ft 4’ central defender, born in Nottingham, came through the ranks at local club Notts County as a youth. Hollis had some time out on loan at teams such as Barrow and Darlington before making his breakthrough into the first team at Meadow Lane. After making over 100 appearances for the Magpies, he then signed for Forest Green in January 2018. At the start of the following season, he was loaned out to the Spireites and in the summer of 2019, made the move a permanent one.

Joel Taylor Taylor started out on his footballing journey at Stoke City and was a member of the club’s academy for nearly ten years before signing a professional contract in 2016. The attacking full-back left Stoke in 2017 and went on to join Kidderminster Harriers, after leaving the Harriers in 2019, he made 27 appearances for Chester before being signed by the Spireites in December.

Josef Yarney The Liverpool-born defender signed

Jamie Sharman Sharman is a young central defender who made the progression from the club’s academy to the first team squad, after signing his first professional contract in the 2018/19 season. Jamie spent time on loan at Kidderminster Harriers in the National League North, signing a contract extension in the summer.

George Carline Born in Derby, Carline played for a number of clubs including Solihull Moors and Leamington before joining the Spireites. Carline signed for the

Spireites in December after leaving Gloucester City by mutual consent. Gavin Gunning The experienced defender, who joined Chesterfield last week, was a free agent after leaving Gloucester City. He has had spells at various clubs including Rotherham United, Grimsby Town, Port Vale and Dundee United. Curtis Weston Weston is an experienced midfielder who has played for a number of clubs including Millwall and Leeds United. He became the youngest player to ever play in an FA Cup final, when he appeared for Millwall against Manchester United at the age of just 17 years and 119 days in 2004. He signed for Gillingham in 2008, where he spent four years and made nearly 150 appearances, before leaving to join Barnet in 2012. Weston was a Barnet player over a period of 6 years, making 213 appearances, he then made the switch back up north, signing for the Spireites in 2018. Weston won the League Two play-offs in 2009 with Gillingham and also won the Conference Premier in 2015 with Barnet. Joe Rowley Rowley is one of Chesterfield’s current longest-serving players. Born in Sheffield, he played for Sheffield United as a youth but made the switch to the Spireites academy. He progressed

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Denton was signed from Alfreton Town in 2018. He spent his youth career at Wakefield before signing for Huddersfield Town in 2008. From 2008 to 2014, he played for several clubs before joining North Ferriby Town in July 2014. He went on to win the FA Trophy with the club, despite missing a penalty in the final at Wembley. Denton then spent two years at Halifax Town where he scored 27 goals in 74 appearances, before making the switch to Alfreton in 2018, before signing for the Spireites.

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CHESTERFIELD through the academy and made his firstteam debut in March 2017 at the age of just 17, scoring the day after signing his first professional contract with the Club.

Jonathan Smith Smith originally joined the Spireites in 2018 on loan from Stevenage and the move quickly became a permanent one after his contract with Stevenage was cancelled. Before his move to Chesterfield, Smith had made nearly 400 appearances for a variety of clubs across the English football pyramid, such as Forest Green Rovers, York City and Luton Town. Born in Preston, he was at Morecambe as a youth player. Smith won the League Two title in 2012 with Swindon and helped Luton Town claim the Conference Premier title in 2014. Milan Butterfield Butterfield is a 6ft 4’ central defensive midfielder signed from National league North club Kidderminster Harriers in the summer. Butterfield is a Bermuda international who has come up against the likes of Mexico and Costa Rica. He came through the ranks at Bermudan club Robin Hood before signing for Walsall in 2016. Butterfield signed with Kidderminster in 2018 following a loan spell and went on to make nearly 50 appearances for the club, before signing for the Spireites. Liam Mandeville Mandeville began his career at Doncaster Rovers, coming through the club’s academy, making his debut in 2015. He spent a small amount of time on loan at Whitby Town and Colchester, before spending the 2018/19 season on loan at Morecambe. He was released from Doncaster in 2019 and signed for the Spireites ahead of the 2019/20 campaign. Tom Whelan Whelan signed for the Spireites in December from Weymouth. The attacking midfielder started his career at Bury before signing permanently for Yeovil Town in 2019. He made six 08 THE DAGGER

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appearances for Yeovil and had loan stints at Chippenham Town and Weymouth before joining the latter in the December 2019 making 27 appearances for the Club. Jak McCourt McCourt played for the likes of Port Vale, Northampton Town and Barnsley before joining the Spireites in 2017. Following relegation from the Football League in 2018, he left the club and went on to play for Swindon Town and Macclesfield Town before re-joining in December. Jack Clarke Clarke joined the Spireites on loan from Aston Villa this month having had a spell on loan at Yeovil Town earlier in the season. Martin Smith The midfielder joined the Spireites earlier this month after his 18-month spell at Salford City was ended by mutual consent. Smith began his career at Sunderland before stints in Scotland and Northern Ireland with Kilmarnock and Coleraine respectively. He joined Salford in the summer of 2019 and was on loan at Chorley last season. Scott Boden Boden has had two spells with the Spireites, first playing for the club between 2008 and 2013, making 103 appearances for the club and scoring 15 goals. In his first spell with the club, he was part of the League Two title-winning squad in 2010/11 and also won the EFL Trophy in 2012. He returned to the club

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in January 2019 from Gateshead. Boden’s other clubs include Halifax, Newport and Wrexham. Nathan Tyson Tyson signed on loan for the Spireites from Notts County in January 2020 before making his move permanent in August 2020. Born in Reading, the highly experienced forward has played for a host of different clubs, including Nottingham Forest, Derby County and Wycombe Wanderers. He came through the Reading academy, making his first-team debut for the Royals in April 2000. Tyson has made over 500 Football League appearances and has also played for Scottish club Kilmarnock. He was promoted to the Championship in 2007 as part of a Nottingham Forest side who finished runners-up. Akwasi Asante Born in Amsterdam, Akwasi moved to England to join Birmingham City, signing a professional contract with the club in 2011. After being released by Birmingham in the summer of 2014, Akwasi signed for Kidderminster Harriers. Spells at Solihull Moors and Chester followed before he moved to Gloucester City, where he scored eight goals in nine appearances, joining the Spireites in December. Marcus Dinanga Dinanga was signed on loan from Stevenage. A product of Burton Albion’s academy, he joined Stevenage from Telford United and during his time at Burton, he had several stints on loan.

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GOOD AFTERNOON AND WELCOME FROM THE CHIGWELL CONSTRUCTION STADIUM

The trip to Eastleigh was very frustrating, considering how we reacted in the second half last Saturday to put us in a good position to get a result, which we didn’t take. It is very frustrating because it has happened a few times now, without looking too far ahead at the games, we seem to get a good result but then not follow that up which will ultimately cost us with that inconsistency, if we do not improve on that.

For the first goal, there were five or six attacking in the box, but we should have reacted to the set- piece and got out there to block the shot, because it has gone through two or three players before going in. Then there were the two penalties, but we can’t let that mask over the performance because it wasn’t good enough letting Eastleigh get into those positions in the first place to get the penalties. We haven’t won back-to-back league games once this season and I understand that league positions can be a bit false but without looking back too much, if we had got the win on Tuesday night, we would have been one point off the play-offs and looking up. Unfortunately, at the minute it is one step forward, then two steps back which is something that we need to improve on straight away as a team. The league positions in the past couple of seasons for the Club have reflected that same kind of form which is not where the Club or I want to be. I didn’t join the side to be a mid-table team, I want to be successful with this Club but to do that we need to improve as a team. I think that improving the consistency needs to come both individually and collectively as a team, there is no point in one or two players playing well and the rest not because that is not enough. That can come with experience, although I do believe we have that experience when I look around the team, but it is also a mentality thing as well because ability wise, the ability is there but 10 THE DAGGER

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we need to learn how to play better as a team. We also need to be more ruthless as well, and that is in both boxes, as I do think we are not playing too badly between the boxes. Not many people would like to hear this, but I would rather win a scrappy affair 1-0 every week than playing some nice stuff but not get the results, which is a sign of a successful team when you are able to do that. It is only going to come from hard work really on the training pitch and taking that into the games. There is not a lot of time between games at the minute, but recovery is important because we do not want to be picking up any injuries. We have been working on the game plan for this afternoon’s match in training this week after Tuesday as we know it will be another tough game as they have been doing really well since their new manager came in. We didn’t come back into training feeling sorry for ourselves following the result, we came back into work looking ahead and forward to today’s game and getting a result. They have got some very good players and they have a bit of everything, especially up top where they have the target man Denton, along with the signings from Gloucester who have hit the ground running. They also have a lot of experience, so we are expecting another tough match, but we are at home and we need to be going into every game looking to win. Looking at the league table, we can go above them if we win which would be good for momentum and psychologically as well. Every game is important and there are a lot of points up for grabs, especially as we seem to be playing teams that are in and around us, so it is down to us to get ourselves up the league table. Enjoy the game Callum Reynolds

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TUESDAY 26TH JANUARY 2021 SILVERLAKE STADIUM NATIONAL LEGUE KICK-OFF 7.45PM DAGGERS Justham, Eleftheriou, Reynolds, Croll, Johnson (Gordon 45’), Rance, Brundle, Saunders (Wilson 52’), Deering, Balanta (Robinson 72’), McCallum UNUSED SUBSTITUTES Strizovic, McQueen

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Dagenham & Redbridge fell to a 3-0 defeat at the Silverlake Stadium on Tuesday evening with a goal from Ryan Hill and two penalties from Joe Tomlinson handing the home side the three points. Daryl McMahon named an unchanged side after coming back from 2-0 down at halftime to defeat Kings Lynn Town 3-2 at the weekend.

The hosts had the opening chance of the match, former Daggers loanee Ben House having his shot saved by Elliot Justham after making a run in behind the Daggers defence. The Spitfires did take an early lead shortly after, Ryan Hill finding the bottom corner after being left unmarked on the edge of the box from a corner. The visitors then had their first opportunity of the match, a header from Paul McCallum easily held by Joe McDonnell.

The Daggers put the pressure on from a few corners, the second of which saw Dean Rance have a shot blocked from inside the area for a further corner which unfortunately came to nothing.

Eastleigh nearly doubled their lead midway through the first half, Mitch Brundle clearing an effort off the line following a quick counterattack. Angelo Balanta picked up the ball in space, driving forward but could only strike at McDonnell in the Eastleigh goal.

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when McCallum had the ball in the back of

the net against his former side, but the

forward was adjudged to have been offside. The Daggers had the ball in the back of the

net for a second time, but the referee gave a foul on the Eastleigh goalkeeper before Rance fired into the back of the net.

The home side were awarded a penalty

shortly after the start of the second period as Rance was judged to have hand-balled when blocking an effort from House. Joe

Tomlinson stepped up to double the lead for

the hosts, sending Justham the wrong way. McCallum headed over with the Daggers

looking for an equaliser, then on the

counterattack Tyrone Barnett was inches

away from scoring a third for the Spitfires

after a great ball in from the right-hand side. Callum Reynolds showed some skill on the edge of the area but could only slice his

effort over the bar before McCallum fired an

effort over the bar.

Eastleigh won another penalty after Brundle took out his man inside the area which

Tomlinson converted for a second time to give the home side a 3-0 lead.

The Daggers couldn’t find a way back into

the game, with Eastleigh securing the victory on a disappointing evening for the side.

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Chesterfield: Coddington, Evans, Yarney (McGlashen 57'), Maguire, Rowley, Weir (Mandeville 53'), Gerrard, Boden, Smith, Hollis, Fondop Unused Subs: Jalal, Weston, Sheridan Daggers: Justham, Croll, Clark, Onariase, Gordon (Wright 73'), Phipps, Brundle, McQueen, Luque, Balanta (Dobson 85'), Quigley (Grant 82') Unused Subs: Wood, Robinson

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This week, we sat down with Andy Eleftheriou as the full-back reflects on our two recent matches. On the Eastleigh defeat: It was a frustrating match. We were unchanged from the weekend and we went into the game with the same kind of game plan, which was to create chances and be on the front foot. I think it came down to Eastleigh playing the conditions better than we did. The pitch was poor but it’s not an excuse, it’s nothing new at this level. I think in the small moments that we did pass the ball around and create openings, we had better quality than them, but they definitely played the conditions on the night better than we did. We conceded from three set-pieces, which is always disappointing. It’s never good to give away a penalty, so to concede two was so poor. We had two goals that were disallowed which was unfortunate. Sometimes the rub of the green is on the other side and we know that we can do better than how we performed on Tuesday. Building Consistency: We haven’t been able to put a consistent run of results together since we came back from our period of isolation over Christmas. That came at a really bad time, we’d just gained a lot of confidence from beating Ebbsfleet in the 22 THE DAGGER

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trophy and then picked up a really good away win at Dover in tough conditions. However, it’s happened to every team and those excuses aren’t valid. These are the times that we’re living in at the moment and we need to continue to work hard and be ready for today’s match because we want to start putting a run of results together. If we can put a run of games together then we’re not faroff fighting in and around those play-off places. Scoring Against King’s Lynn: I’m sure I heard someone say, ‘chip him’, so I had to go for the shot didn’t I! It’s the first professional goal of my career and hopefully I can grab many more. I was just pleased to be able to contribute and get the win at home. We had so many shots in the match, which is something that we need to be targeting in every match that we play. We could have been a little bit more clinical with some of those, but it was pleasing to see how many we created last weekend. On Facing Chesterfield: They’ve brought in players from the lower divisions that want to prove themselves and they’ve done well in recent weeks. We have the quality in our team, if we work hard enough to pick up three points and start climbing the table this afternoon. It’s key that we apply ourselves and hit the levels that we know we can, so that we can get the best possible outcome, which is three points.

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Andy Eleftheriou gives us his best XI, which features a number of Premier League players from his time at Watford!

GK- Ben Killip

CM - Will Hughes

RB - Daryl Janmaat

CM - Roberto Pereyra

CB - Adrian Marriappa

LW - Richarlison

Will is brilliant with the ball at his feet and can pick out some amazing passes, but he also has really good close control. He’s a solid professional, who works and trains hard in everything he does.

Ben is a good all-rounder, who I played with at Braintree. He’s great with his feet and a good shot stopper. He’s also a very good leader and was the skipper at Braintree when I was there on loan.

Daryl has had a hell of a career. He’s a top-class pro and he really understands the tactical side of the game.

Maps is a seasoned pro. He’s very good on the ball, physical and very hard working. He’s had a great career and is still going at 34 for Bristol City.

CB - Connor Stevens

LB - Brandon Mason

He’s at Coventry right now and I played with him in Watford’s Academy. He has bags of potential and he will go onto have a very good career.

CM - Abdoulaye DoucourE

What an athlete this man is. He’s quick, strong, makes those bursting runs from midfield but also has the energy to get back in.

MY BEST XI It was crazy to play against them. The game was so fast and so sharp. I’d been training with the first team for the entire season and had been on the bench 17 times, as well as being involved in friendly and training matches against good teams. You think that you’re at that level and then you see Kevin De

Another play that is so direct. He’s quick, strong and has an eye for goal cutting inside.

ST - Troy Deeney

Troy is a great leader; he works hard and is physical. You put anything in the box for him and he will win it. He’s got that fighting mentality that he will do anything it takes to win, which is something I really admire.

Connor dropped down to Wealdstone after leaving Watford. He’s injured at the moment, but he will get back into their team, he’s a solid defender.

ON Playing Against City Manchester City:

This man is like a genie on the ball. His first touch is crazy. He’s gone out to Udinese.

RW - Isaac Success

A physical beast. He’s strong, fast and on his day is unplayable. I’ve seen him tear teams apart when he’s been firing on all cylinders.

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bottom corner, following a well worked move from the visiting midfield.

The Daggers almost had the perfect response moments after the restart, when Angelo Balanta was afforded too much space by the Linnets defence, but his ferocious shot cannoning off the bar. Daryl McMahon’s men were pressing hard for a leveller just before the break, with Deering and Brundle off target from range.

With one minute to play, Brundle once again carved his way through the Linnets defence, only for his dangerous looking effort to dribble inches wide of the upright.

But with seconds before the referee brought the half to an end, King’s Lynn struck again when Gash bundled a Cameron King cross over the line.

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DAGGERS Justham, Eleftheriou, Reynolds ©, Croll, Johnson (Gordon 61’), Brundle, Rance, Saunders (McQueen 85’), Deering, Balanta, McCallum (Wilson 69’) UNUSED SUBSTITUTES Strizovic, Robinson

Mitch Brundle’s last-gasp strike completed an epic comeback as the Daggers saw off King’s Lynn Town 3-2 at the Chigwell Construction Stadium. Alex Kiwomya gave the Linnets the lead after 30 minutes, tucking the ball home into the bottom corner of the net. The visitors lead was doubled just before the break, with Michael Gash combining from close range, following a Cameron King assist.

Callum Reynolds’ header and Andrew Eleftheriou deservedly drew the Daggers level with second half strikes. And with seconds remaining, Mitch Brundle slotted home to hand the hosts a deserved three points. The Daggers started brightly and in the opening minutes, after Deering was felled just on the edge of the box, Mitch Brundle fired a dangerous freekick straight into the wall. Spurred on by their strong start, Dagenham almost took the lead in the seventh minute, with Elliott Johnson firing just over the crossbar from a well-taken corner.

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But King’s Lynn was beginning to warm into the game on the 10th minute, with the home defence forced into some desperate defending, following a threatening corner. After a frantic opening period, both sides settled into the game, with Dagenham remaining on the front foot, despite the best efforts of the visitors.

But in the 30th minute, King’s Lynn broke the deadlock, with Kiwomya slotting into the

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The hosts came out firing in the second half, with Brundle once again testing the visiting defence in the 52nd minute, but nobody can get a touch on his dangerous cross.

King’s Lynn was struggling to deal with the Dagenham onslaught, and only a smart save from Mair in the 57th minute denied McCallum’s close-range header.

Just past the hour mark, the Daggers should have really reduced the Linnets lead to one, when a close range shot from McCallum, following a goal mouth scramble, came crashing against the underside of the crossbar, before being hacked away to safety.

The hosts were rewarded for their pressure as in the 74th minute, Daggers captain Reynolds powered his head from the centre of the box beyond the helpless Linnets ‘keeper to claw a goal back. And just like that, only two minutes later, Eleftheriou drew the hosts level, catching the ‘keeper out with his cross/shot which found the back of the net.

The visitors were buckling and in the 79th minute, they almost conceded a third goal in nine minutes, when Wilson stabbed his effort agonisingly wide.

In the 89th minute, the Daggers were handed a golden opportunity to grab all three points, when the referee pointed to the spot. Despite the ‘keeper saving Brundle’s initial effort, the midfielder converted from the resulting corner, giving McMahon’s men the lead late on.

And despite a late spell of pressure from King’s Lynn, Dagenham held on to secure a fantastic comeback win.

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STATATTACK 2020/21 THE OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME OF DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE

TEAM DATE OCTOBER 2020 FC Halifax Town Saturday 3rd Tuesday 10th Barnet Saturday 10th Wealdstone FC Tuesday 13th Woking FC Saturday 17th Yeovil Town Saturday 24th Hartley Wintney Tuesday 27th Maidenhead United

F-A

POS

COMP

0-2 1-2 1-0 0-2 0-0 1-0 1-2

22nd 23rd 14th 18th 19th 23rd

Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge FAC4Q Lge

Justham Justham Justham Justham Justham Justham Justham

Eleftheriou Weston*** Eleftheriou Eleftheriou I Eleftheriou** Wright Wright

Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds* Clark Clark Clark Clark

Clark Clark Clark Croll Croll Croll Croll

Johnson Croll I Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson

Rance I Johnson I Adams I Adams Adams Ogogo*** Ogogo**

NOVEMBER 2020 Saturday 7th Grimsby Town Tuesday 10th Boreham Wood Tuesday 17th Sutton United Sunday 29th Mansfield Town

3-1 1-0 1-1 1-1*

17th 17th -

FAC1 Lge Lge FAC2

Justham Justham Justham Justham

Wright Wright* Weston Ogogo

Clark Jones Jones** Wright

Croll Clark Clark I Croll

Johnson Croll Croll Johnson

Ogogo** Johnson Johnson Rance***

DECEMBER 2020 Wednesday 2ndNotts County Saturday 5th Aldershot Town Tuesday 8th Weymouth Saturday 12th Altrincham Tuesday 15th Torquay United Saturday 19th Ebbsfleet Saturday 26th Dover Athletic

0-0 1-2 3-2 0-1 1-0 5-2 1-0

19th 19th 19th 19th 18th 17th

Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge FAT3 Lge

Justham Justham Justham Justham Justham Justham Justham

Wright Wright Wright Wright Eleftheriou Eleftheriou Eleftheriou**

Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Reynolds Clark

Croll Croll Croll Croll Croll Clark Reynolds

Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson** Johnson Croll

Ogogo Ogogo Rance Rance Rance Gordon Gordon

1-3og 0-2 3-2 0-3

18th 16th 17th

FAT4 Lge Lge Lge Lge

Justham Justham Justham Justham

Eleftheriou** Eleftheriou Eleftheriou Eleftheriou

Reynolds Jones* Reynolds Reynolds

Croll Reynolds Croll Croll

Johnson Croll Johnson* Johnson*

Gordon Gordon** Rance Rance

JANUARY 2021 Saturday 16th Sutton United Tuesday 19th Stockport County Saturday 23rd King's Lynn Town Tuesday 26th Eastleigh Saturday 30th Chesterfield FEBRUARY 2021 Saturday 6th Wrexham Tuesday 9th Notts County Saturday 13th Hartlepool United Tuesday 16th Bromley Tuesday 23rd Sutton United Saturday 27th Yeovil Town

Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge

MARCH 2021 Tuesday 2nd Saturday 6th Tuesday 9th Saturday 13th Tuesday 16th Saturday 20th Saturday 27th Tuesday 30th

Solihull Moors Boreham Wood Maidenhead United Stockport County Weymouth Altrincham Torquay United Dover Athletic

Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge

APRIL 2021 Friday 2nd Monday 5th Saturday 10th Tuesday 13th Saturday 17th Saturday 24th

Hartlepool United Aldershot Town Bromley Eastleigh Solihull Moors King's Lynn Town

Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge

Barnet Woking Wealdstone FC Halifax Town Chesterfield Wrexham AFC

Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge Lge

MAY 2021 Saturday 1st Tuesday 3rd Saturday 8th Saturday 15th Saturday 22nd Saturday 29th *2-1 AET

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SUBSTITUTES

Robinson* Rance** BrundleI Brundle Brundle Brundle Brundle

Brundle*** Brundle Weston** Deering Deering Deering Deering

Balanta Deering* Brown Brown I*** Brown* Balanta Balanta

McQueen** Balanta Balanta Balanta I Balanta Saunders* Saunders*

McCallum I McCallum McCallum*** McCallum* McQueen Wilson** Wilson

Croll* Eleftheriou* Wright* Clifton* ** Saunders* McQueen* Eleftheriou*

Deering** Robinson** Deering** McQueen I** Wright** Eleftheriou** McQueen**

Brundle Ogogo Ogogo Brundle

Deering Brundle Brundle Weston*

Balanta* Deering*** Deering*** Deering

Weston Wilson Wilson Wilson**

Wilson2*** McCallum** Balanta* McCallum

Saunders* Adams** McQueen*** Strizovic Eleftheriou Clements Brissett Weston* Balanta** Adams*** Strizovic Saunders McCallum* Wright** Adams*** Strizovic Saunders Balanta* Saunders** Adams*** Strizovic Clements Brissett McQueen

Brundle Brundle Ogogo Ogogo Ogogo Ogogo Ogogo

Weston* Balanta* Brundle2 Brundle Brundle I Adams Rance*

Deering Deering** Weston Weston Weston Balanta Balanta

McCallum Wilson McCallum Wilson*** McCallum McQueen* Wilson McQueen McCallum*** McQueen* McQueen2 McCallum McQueen McCallum

Balanta* Rance* Wilson* Balanta* Adams* Robinson* Addams*

Strizovic Weston** Strizovic Brissett** Wright** Wright** Weston**

Clements McQueen*** Adams Strizovic Wilson*** Clements*** Strizovic

Rance McQueen Strizovic Clements Brissett Balanta Adams Deering Strizovic Balanta Strizovic Croll Brown Wilson Johnson Wilson

Adams Robinson Brundle Brundle

Rance Brundle*** Saunders*** Saunders**

Balanta*** Deering Deering Deering

McQueen* Balanta Balanta Balanta***

Wilson* Johnson* Gordon* Gordon*

Saunders** McQueen** Wilson** Wilson**

Deering*** Wilson*** McQueen*** Robinson***

Strizovic Jones Robinson Strizovic Saunders Strizovic Robinson Strizovic McQueen

McCallum McCallum McCallum** McCallum

Clifton*** Wright Brown McQueen*** Brown Clifton Clifton*** Strizovic McQueen Brissett*** Strizovic Wright Robinson Brissett Adams*** Clements Robinson Brissett, Brown Strizovic Adams Brown

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NATIONAL LEAGUE TABLE TEAM 1 Torquay United 2 Sutton United 3 Hartlepool United 4 Altrincham 5 Stockport County 6 FC Halifax Town 7 Solihull Moors 8 Notts County 9 Boreham Wood 10 Wrexham 11 Maidenhead United 12 Aldershot Town 13 Chesterfield 14 Bromley 15 Eastleigh 16 Woking 17 Dagenham & Red 18 Wealdstone 19 King's Lynn Town 20 Yeovil Town 21 Weymouth 22 Dover Athletic 23 Barnet

P 19 16 18 20 16 19 14 15 16 17 15 18 17 16 16 18 17 18 16 15 18 14 16

HW 6 5 5 3 3 4 6 5 2 4 3 3 4 2 3 4 2 4 2 2 2 3 1

HD 2 2 2 2 3 2 0 1 2 2 1 1 1 3 3 4 2 1 3 1 1 1 2

HL 1 2 3 3 1 2 1 3 2 2 2 4 4 5 2 2 3 3 3 5 8 5 6

AW 6 4 4 5 5 3 2 2 4 3 4 4 3 4 3 2 4 2 3 2 2 0 1

AD 2 2 1 4 1 4 1 2 4 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 0 4 2 0 1

AL 2 1 3 3 3 4 4 2 2 5 3 4 4 0 3 5 5 6 5 1 3 5 5

UPCOMING FIXTURES W 12 9 9 8 8 7 8 7 6 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 5 4 4 3 2

D 4 4 3 6 4 6 1 3 6 3 3 3 2 5 5 5 3 3 3 5 3 1 3

L 3 3 6 6 4 6 5 5 4 7 5 8 8 5 5 7 8 9 8 6 11 10 11

F 38 28 26 24 25 30 20 19 18 21 21 26 28 26 24 22 14 26 21 20 20 11 13

A 17 16 20 22 17 22 13 13 12 19 21 27 21 21 19 20 21 39 34 24 31 32 40

PD 21 12 6 2 8 8 7 6 6 2 0 -1 7 5 5 2 -7 -13 -13 -4 -11 -21 -27

PTS 40 31 30 30 28 27 25 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 23 21 21 18 17 15 10 9

DAGGERS ROLL CALL 2020/21 LGE APPS Charlee Adams 7 Angelo Balanta 15 Mitch Brundle 16 Kenny Clark 14 Adrian Clifton 3 Luke Croll 17 Sam Deering 13 Andrew Eleftheriou 11 Liam Gordon 4 Elliot Justham 17 Elliott Johnson 16 Joey Jones 3 Paul McCallum 14 Darren McQueen 12 Harry Phipps 0 Dean Rance 9 Callum Reynolds 7 Matt Robinson 4 George Saunders 4 Josh Strizovic 0 Myles Weston 10 Scott Wilson 11 Will Wright 10 Own Goals 0

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GLS 0 3 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

FAC APPS 3 3 3 2 0 3 3 1 0 3 3 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 3 0 2 3 3 0

GLS 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0

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FAT APPS 2 2 0 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0

GLS 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL APPS 12 20 19 17 3 21 17 14 6 22 21 3 17 16 0 11 9 5 8 0 12 15 14 0

GLS DAGS APPS 0 34 4 66 5 49 0 75 0 2 0 52 1 26 1 34 0 60 0 152 0 21 0 3 5 17 2 16 0 32 1 11 2 9 0 140 0 8 0 0 1 15 2 15 0 82 0

GLS 1 19 12 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 5 2 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 2 3

Saturday 30th January 2021 Barnet v Torquay Utd v Eastleigh Boreham Wood Dagenham & R. v Chesterfield Halifax Town v Maidenhead Utd v Sutton Utd Hartlepoolv v Wrexham Kings Lynn Solihull Moors v Wealdstone Weymouth v Notts County v Stockport Woking Yeovil Town v Dover Athletic v Aldershot Town Bromley Tuesday 2nd February 2021 Aldershot Town v Barnet Chesterfield v Kings Lynn Eastleigh v Wrexham Halifax Town v Hartlepool Stockport v Sutton Utd Boreham Wood v Weymouth Notts County v Bromley Wealdstone v Maidenhead Utd Saturday 6th February 2021 Dover Athletic v Hartlepool Eastleigh v Solihull Moors Maidenhead Utd v Boreham Wood Stockport v Yeovil Town Wrexham v Dagenham & R. Tuesday 9th February 2021 Hartlepool v Solihull Moors Sutton Utd v Woking Aldershot Town v Chesterfield Altrincham v Wrexham Barnet v Halifax Town Bromley v Kings Lynn Dover Athletic v Maidenhead Utd Eastleigh v Yeovil Town Notts County v Dagenham & R. Torquay Utd v Wealdstone Weymouth v Boreham Wood Leading Goalscorers M. Cheek Bromley K. Wootton Notts County S. Barratt Maidenhead Utd J. Rooney Stockport D. Wright Torquay Utd T. Denton Chesterfield K. Tshimanga Boreham Wood A. Reid Stockport

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DEAN RANCE 4

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LUKE CROLL 5

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