Maybe I made a mistake at the weekend, when, after watching Bath City lose 3-0, I blogged the statement
They’re a great set of players. Probably Bath City’s strongest squad since 2010. You won’t see many more performances like yesterday this season.
Picture the scene. It’s a chilly summers evening at Twerton Park. 29 minutes into the game. Bath City are losing 4-0 to Basingstoke (that’s right, it’s not a typo, I really did write FOUR NIL). Uh-oh.
It was by the mercy of God, they didn’t concede any more goals. Sadly, they didn’t score any, either. So there was no miracle comeback, leading to a 5-4 win.
Bath City play again on Saturday, at home to Chelmsford City. Given the fact last Saturday was 3-0, yesterday 4-0, I’m sticking a tenner on a 5-0 defeat.
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