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EASTLEIGH burst into the lead twice but were “desperate for the final whistle in the end” according to Chelmsford City Head Coach Glenn Pennyfather, who saw his side twice claw back deficits through skipper Dave Rainford and substitute Anthony Cook.

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Chelmsford v Eastleigh preview

2:33pm Friday 5th February 2010

GLENNPennyfather’s Chelmsford City have to recover quickly from their FA Trophy exit if they are to emerge victorious in a tough encounter against fellow promotion candidates Eastleigh at Melbourne Park, kick-off 3pm on Saturday.

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Chelmsford City 1 Oxford United 3

10:56am Monday 1st February 2010

CITY bowed out of the FA Trophy at the last 16 stage as Jack Midson returned to haunt his old club with two quick-fire goals that sealed Oxford United’s path into the quarter-finals.

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Chelmsford City 1 Basingstoke 2

10:06am Monday 25th January 2010

HEAD Coach Glenn Pennyfather expressed great disappointment following his side’s slip-up as goals from Mitchell Bryant and David Pratt sent Chelmsford spinning to defeat.

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Chelmsford v Staines preview

10:09am Monday 25th January 2010

HEAD Coach Glenn Pennyfather claims his Chelmsford City players will be left in no doubt as to what’s expected of them against Staines Town at Melbourne, kick-off 7.45pm on Monday night.

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Chelmsford City v Basingstoke preview

10:09am Friday 22nd January 2010

CHELMSFORD City’s players know they can’t afford to take their foot off the gas at home to Basingstoke Town in the Blue Square South this Saturday, kick-off 3pm at Melbourne, as Head Coach Glenn Pennyfather reminds his confident players of their promotion priorities, despite their excellent recent form in the FA Trophy.

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Chelmsford 2 Crawley 1

11:36am Thursday 21st January 2010

GLENN Pennyfather offered a warning to City’s forthcoming opponents for the rest of the season after watching his team overcome Blue Square Premier opponents Crawley in the FA Trophy, forecasting “these players will only get better and better”.