Yet another disappointing result for EDI saw  the team lose 1-2 versus ALB despite leading 0-1 and having a final shot count of 6-14 in our favour.

That result means that EDI will need to take the majority of the points on offer in our two games this weekend beginning with the game against QOS and also the following game versus INV. That may prove to be a rather large ask on current form but EDI will continue to do the best that SESL will allow regardless.

Meanwhile,  A1 SL25  SW John is looking to move to pastures new but will only be allowed to leave if a comparable DF can be found to replace him. Either way, EDI are not actively pursuing any deal at this time after declining a couple of unsuitable offers in the past two days.

The SESL group stages begin today and EDI face a tough opening game versus Division 1 outfit ALB. I am not expecting too much from this game as it looks like it it potentially the hardest game for EDI in the group.

The manager reports that DF Tony Gale decided to hang up his boots this week after a long and loyal career that was spent entirely at EDI. We at EDI would like to take this opportunity to thank Tony for his loyal service to the club and wish him well for the future.

The latest league session saw EDI play KIL at home and the game ended in a  1-1 draw. The second match saw EDI travel to EF and the manager was delighted to return home with all three points after the 0-2 victory that gave EDI four points from the session and moves the team back up to 6th position in the Division 2 table. 

Saturday evening came and went along with many player SLs across SESL as MSA did its thing and surely set plenty of managers teeth gnashing and heads shaking. At least its the same for everyone but as usual, it is hoped in EDI that with the team having the youngest average aged roster in the entire league we may avoid  too much damage.

Next up is a break from the league campaign and the group stages of the SESL Cup. EDI find themselves in Group B alongside fellow Division 2 QOS,  Division 3 teams in FAL, INV and STI. The group is completed by Division 1 outfit ALB. Fair to say that it is not the toughest looking group on paper but still sure to be competitive as pretty much all six of the teams mentioned will be seeking a Cup run of some sorts considering their current league situations and there are unlikely to be any gimme's at this point.

Yet another truly frustrating session saw EDI lose both games in what can only be described as pathetic circumstances but the overall result was that EDI dropped from 4th position in the Division 2 table... all the way down to 9th place.

Elsewhere in the club...EDI chose to move MF Liam Brady to DF in the hope that it would bolster the teams defences and with the addition of the newly acquired experienced MF George Burke via the auction...the balance of the teams roster may assist the manager with 'Rotation' and the tactical side of the game...

Having said that...if the SESL game tactical formula continues to throw out totally nonesensical results that throw the statistical numbers into total pointlessness....WHO would know ??

'RANDOM' is one thing.....Totally unpredictable is something completely different.