Time we proved a point or three!

THE biggest positive to come out of Friday's 1-1 draw was that our unbeaten home record remained intact.
The game was hampered by the strong wind causing both sides difficulties on what was a freezing night at Bastion Gardens.
We will point to the chances we missed and the opposition being down to 10 men as reasons we should have won, however we were up against a determined Connah's Quay side and a goalkeeper in fantastic form who was able to repel anything we had to throw at him.
It's easy to say that the result was still a point gained and not two lost but there was a genuine feeling amongst the players for some time after that it was an opportunity missed. That fact was emphasised in the results the following day with teams below us picking up points and gaining ground on us. I think maybe some people have been looking at our league position and our home form and believing we're already safe. We're not. We need to find a consistency in our results that see's us not win one game then lose two, but get a win and remain unbeaten in the other two games. Picking up those extra points over the course of a season are what can keep you up and that is why we need to address our away form this Saturday.
If we can go through our next three games unbeaten and get five points it will give us a massive boost going into the festive period and the big games we have coming up then.
If we continue to struggle producing performances and more importantly results on our travels, we will soon find ourselves looking over our shoulders and not chasing those ahead of us.