Moore: "We've thrown away two points"

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Ronnie Moore's reacts to the 3-3 draw away at Woking:

“From being 3-1 up, it feels like we’ve lost anyway. We’ve thrown away two points that could be so, so important come the end of the season.

"A lot of players at this level have pace but not brains. If they had both, they’d be in the Premier League.

“It doesn’t matter how quick they are, our lads have had 1,000-odd League games and it’s not about pace for me, it’s about dealing with the first ball.

“The first 45 minutes was one-way traffic but second half it looked like Woking were going to score every time the ball came into our box. We were mentally weak.

“The second goal’s a joke. How can the ball end up in the back of our net from there?

"I don’t know who’s let the lad go to give him a free touch like that, but it must’ve bounced four or five times before it went in and the keeper’s got to do better with that.”




The Spitfires face Maidstone United on Tuesday 4th - it is a FREE ENTRY game at the Silverlake Stadium, 7:45pm kick off. It is yet another generous offer, so take advantage and get yourself to the match to enjoy some free football.

It's also a chance to see a familiar face as fans favourite Yemi Odubade should be in the squad for Maidstone to take on his former side. 

FREE Football: Eastleigh v Maidstone - 4th October

Eastleigh's next home game on Tuesday 4th October v Maidstone United (19:45 kick off at the Silverlake Stadium) is free entry for everyone! Take advantage of this generous offer from the club and get behind Ronnie Moore's in-form Spitfires. Eastleigh chairman Stewart Donald said: "Tuesday 4th October at Home to Maidstone has been designated as our free game this season.


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