BBC Radio Kent

You know, we, we, we've, um, been there on merit.

And it, and like Craig said in his interview on, uh, on Radio Kent that he did, if we'd have maybe dropped, uh, dropped the points against Salisbury then won that game against, against Truro and gone into this, this sort of little break on the back of that, you know, the mood would be different.

But let's not forget, you know, all the hard work's been put there, and it's just about, you know, having this little mini reset and then, then going again, isn't it now?

Certainly is.

I'm showing my jet lag here, or just my general incompetence, 'cause I'm, I'm the...

Shamefully, the name of our brilliant colleague who did that interview, Michael, Michael at BBC Kent and BBC Southeast.

I'm not sure how to pronounce his surname, which is why-

Oh, a le- legend of the small boats coverage.

Did you

listen to Wardock's interview or Ainsworth's interview after the game on Radio Kent? He said about being part, and Wardock was part of the team, like you say, Cambridge, they were getting beat, Barnet.

He was part of that team.

And he said he learned a lot from there.