Glenn Heralds City's "Just Rewards"
Saturday 6th March 2010
Six Clean Sheets, Next Stop Hornchurch!
Having dominated spells at home to leaders Newport County at home recently and come away with just a draw, Head Coach Glenn Pennyfather felt justcie was done when the Clarets earned a 3-0 win for bossing the entire game against Bishop's Stortford. Now his focus shifts to Tuesday's Essex Senior Cup clash at AFC Hornchurch.
ListenWoking's surprise defeat elsewhere in the Blue Square Bet South was an extra blow for Glenn Pennyfather as he watched the Clarets fall at home to Sutton United. But he's determined for his players to learn from the experience.
ListenGlenn Pennyfather has reiterated how much he enjoys managing Chelmsford City as he attempts to bring success to the club in 2012.
ListenLocal derbies are always feisty encounters, and Glenn Pennyfather was expecting nothing less from the Clarets' 1-0 Boxing Day home win over Thurrock.
ListenGlenn Pennyfather was desperate to do well in the FA Trophy, a "reallistic" chance to get to Wembley, though an incredible spate of injuries contributed to defeat against what was higher-ranked opposition in Bath City.
ListenGlenn Pennyfather may have received the personal accolade of Manager of the Month for November in the Blue Square Bet South - Kezie Ibe winning the player award - but he believes the FA Trophy represents a realistic team goal for the season.