Gaffer Chris Kinnear has his say following Whites’ 2-1 defeat at Gateshead on Saturday.
Gaffer Chris Kinnear has his say following Whites’ 2-1 defeat at Gateshead on Saturday.
Dover travel to Tyne and Wear on Saturday hoping to build on Tuesday night’s encouraging display at Bromley.
A late penalty denied Chris Kinnear’s men all three points, but Athletic’s boss will no doubt be impressed with his side’s level of performance in the 2-2 draw at Hayes Lane.
However, this weekend’s opponents Gateshead, tipped by many to struggle in the National League this campaign following a decision to go part-time, start Saturday’s game with a maximum points tally so far.
Steve Watson’s men followed up an opening 3-1 win at Maidenhead with a 2-1 win home against Salford City in midweek.
WHAT THE GAFFERS SAY
DOVER ASSISTANT JAKE LEBERL
“Gateshead have gone with a younger squad this season, which can sometimes help as it allows their boss to create his thing there now. They have started really well and we are expecting a very difficult game.”
GATESHEAD BOSS STEVE WATSON
“Dover will be a different type of challenge than Salford, but saying that they were using the same tactics that Dover might do on Saturday. We showed on Tuesday night we can play football when we really want to.”
GATESHEAD PLAYER TO WATCH
Striker Luke Armstrong, son of former Premier League striker Alun, has hit three goals in his side’s two opening two National League fixtures, including a double on his competive home debut against Salford City.
PREVIOUS MEETINGS
TEAM COLOURS
For those wanting to show the same colours as the players, captain Mitch Brundle and his teammates will be wearing their blue shirts.
TICKET NEWS
The match kicks off at 3pm and ticket prices are as follows:
Adults: £15
Concessions: £8
16-17 year olds / Students: £5
Under 16s: £3
Under 12s (Accompanied by an adult): Free
Family ticket (Two adults and two under 16s): £25
COVERAGE
If you are unable to make the game, we will have live updates on Twitter – @DAFCLiveText – follow us and get all the news as it happens!
Coverage starts from 2pm
SATURDAY’S OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES (Kick off 3pm unless stated)
WREXHAM V BOREHAM WOOD (12:35pm)
BARNET V EASTLEIGH
BROMLEY V HARROGATE TOWN
CHESTERFIELD V BRAINTREE TOWN
DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE V MAIDENHEAD UNITED
FC HALIFAX TOWN V MAIDSTONE UNITED
HARTLEPOOL UNITED V EBBSFLEET UNITED
HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE V AFC FYLDE
LEYTON ORIENT V BARROW
SOLIHULL MOORS V ALDERSHOT TOWN
SUTTON UNITED V SALFORD CITY
AWAY TRAVEL
There is also a coach travelling to Fylde on Saturday 18th August and it’s not too late to book your place on it.
The prices are as follows:
Adult members £35, adult non-members £50, youth (Under 18) £25 and accompanied child (Under 16 £20).
Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 to book your seat or see him in the Centre Spot after the game against Havant & Waterlooville.
Please note you are now required to pay for your seat in advance by cash or by cheque or via bank transfer.
Visit http://www.dasc.co.uk/ for all the details.
Goalscorer Jamie Allen has his say following Whites’ 2-2 draw at Bromley on Tuesday night.
Jake Leberl has his say following Whites’ 2-2 draw at Bromley on Tuesday night.
Whites make the short trip to Hayes Lane on Tuesday night aiming to bounce back from an opening day defeat.
Chris Kinnear’s men lost by a single goal in their National League opener at home to Wrexham on Saturday and will hope they can achieve a result they were unable to last campaign.
Dover and Bromley played eachother four times last season, with Athletic losing and drawing twice in those matches.
Neil Smith’s Bromley will also be aiming to recover from their own disappointing start to the season following a 2-1 defeat at Fylde.
Jordan Higgs’ fine second half finish cancelled out Andy Bond’s earlier tap-in. However Danny Rowe’s winner 20 minutes from time handed Dave Challinor’s side the three points.
WHAT THE GAFFERS SAY
DOVER BOSS CHRIS KINNEAR
“Obviously we will look at how we did against Wrexham and also how Bromley did. We will be in for training Monday to prepare for Tuesday night.
“Saturday was part of our learning process, especially with so many young lads on the pitch. Hopefully the players have learnt from the last game and we can get a result at Bromley.”
BROMLEY BOSS NEIL SMITH
“We know what we did wrong against Fylde and we will look to put that right on Tuesday night. Dover will be a difficult game, they are strong and direct and there are no surprises about we are coming into.
“But we will prepare for the game as normal and with our home crowd behind us, hopefully we can get our first win of the season.”
BROMLEY PLAYER TO WATCH
Roger Johnson brings a lot of experience to the Bromley defence. The 35-year-old played 107 Premier League games for Birmingham, Wolves and West Ham.
RECENT MEETINGS / MATCH REPORTS
17/10/17: Bromley 3-0 Dover (FA Cup)
14/10/17: Dover 0-0 Bromley (FA Cup)
TEAM COLOURS
For those wanting to wear the same colours as the players, captain Mitch Brundle and his teammates will be wearing their blue shirts.
TICKET NEWS
The game kicks-off at 7:45pm and you can also book your tickets in advance and save money http://www.bromleyfc.tv/site/tuesday-bromley-v-dover-athletic-buy-your-tickets-now/
Otherwise admission on the gate is as follows:
Adults: £18
OAPs, NHS, Emergency Service, Armed Forces, EFL / Premier League Season ticket holders: £12
Students aged 16-21: £10
Under 16’s: £5
COVERAGE
If you are unable to make the game, we will have live updates on Twitter – @DAFCLiveText – follow us and get all the news as it happens!
Coverage starts from 7pm
TUESDAY’S OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES
BARNET V BRAINTREE TOWN
CHESTERFIELD V ALDERSHOT TOWN
DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE V MAIDSTONE UNITED
FC HALIFAX TOWN V BARROW
GATESHEAD V SALFORD CITY
HARTLEPOOL UNITED V HARROGATE TOWN
HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE V BOREHAM WOOD
LEYTON ORIENT V EBBSFLEET UNITED
SOLIHULL MOORS V MAIDENHEAD UNITED
SUTTON UNITED V EASTLEIGH
WREXHAM V AFC FYLDE
AWAY TRAVEL
There is a coach travelling to Gateshead on Saturday 11th August and it is not too late to book your space on it!
It leaves Crabble at 6:15am and the prices are as follows:
Adult members £40, adult non-members £55, youth (Under 18) £25 and accompanied child (Under 16) £20.
There is also a coach travelling to Fylde on Saturday 18th August.
The prices are:
Adult members £35, adult non-members £50, youth (Under 18) £25 and accompanied child (Under 16 £20).
Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 to book your seat or see him in the Centre Spot after the game against Havant & Waterlooville for the Fylde match.
Please note you are now required to pay for your seat in advance by cash or by cheque or via bank transfer.
Visit http://www.dasc.co.uk/ for all the details.
Catch up on the best of Saturday’s action.
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Hear what gaffer Chris Kinnear had to say following Whites’ 1-0 home loss to Wrexham on Saturday.
