Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley believes his side are becoming hard to beat again
By Kevin
Redsull
Folkestone manager Neil
Cugley believes his side are slowly rediscovering the "hard to
beat" tag which was their hallmark early in the season.
Last Saturday’s 1-0 home win
over Tooting & Mitcham extended Invicta’s unbeaten run to three
matches, having gone seven league games without a win and Cugley
(pictured) said: "I know we are a bit limited but we do make it
difficult for teams to play against us."
The sort of gritty resilience
Folkestone showed at the weekend was typical of the performances
that had helped carry them to the top of the Ryman League, Division
1 South in early October before they lost form, with experienced
players leaving Cheriton Road because of the club’s financial
problems but Cugley seems to have steadied the ship
again.
He added: "After all the
turmoil we’ve been through recently, we seem to have made ourselves
hard to beat again."
Folkestone are without a
match on Saturday, while Tuesday’s game at Leatherhead has been put
back to January 15.
Cugley said: "That’s why it was good that we won on
Saturday, otherwise we’d have gone two weeks with that hanging over
your shoulder."
12/12/12
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