After the slightly plastic diversion of the globe's best players slogging their way through 104 matches at this summer's World Cup, it's back to our own more familiar world of genuine, hard-fought, error-strewn and mostly unattractive lower league football. One where even the pessimists across the 92 allow themselves brief belief that this year might be their team's year. This campaign begins in unfamiliar fashion with a League Cup first round encounter against Luton as the f

A deserved home win last time out against Walsall saw us extend our unbeaten run to the joint longest in the EFL and saw Glenn Morris earn the record for most League 2 clean sheets. It’s a positive start to the season as we move into the first of the cup competitions this term, with AFC Wimbledon making the short trip to Priestfield. Gareth Ainsworth will probably look to mix things up with the line-up tonight, although he hints that it will still be a strong side as he aims