
Kieron Dyer takes charge: a new Southend chapter begins
Kieron Dyer is Southend’s new head coach. A supporter’s first thoughts on the appointment, his plans and the challenge of turning promise into performances.
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Kieron Dyer is Southend’s new head coach. A supporter’s first thoughts on the appointment, his plans and the challenge of turning promise into performances.

Two days after Wembley, a difficult goodbye. A supporter’s thank you to Kevin Maher, Darren Currie and Mark Bentley for their loyalty and work at Southend.

Southend United lift the FA Trophy at Wembley after beating Wealdstone 4–2 on penalties, with Collin Andeng-Ndi saving twice and Gus Scott-Morriss sealing glory.

Back to Wembley, with the FA Trophy within reach. A fan’s preview of Southend v Wealdstone, the selection questions and the chance to finish with silverware.

Southend’s promotion dream ended at Scunthorpe after five minutes and an evening of frustration. Why the tactics, midfield battle and late changes left so many questions.

Two superb team goals, a few maddening missed chances and a final-day win that secures sixth place. Our honest supporter’s report before Southend head to Scunthorpe.

An instant lead, seven team changes and a 4–3 defeat nobody saw coming. Our honest Hartlepool report weighs a woeful defensive spell against Austin and Kendall’s late response.

Southend head to Hartlepool after scoring six at Halifax. A win would cut the gap to fifth to one point and keep a home eliminator within reach.

New Year’s Day 1992: Southend put four past Newcastle at Roots Hall and briefly led the second tier. We look back at a result that still makes supporters smile.

Oli Coker scores twice as Southend hit six at Halifax, climb to sixth and keep the chase for a home play-off eliminator alive.

Southend travel to FC Halifax Town with a play-off place secured. We look at Halifax’s leading scorers, Maher’s rotation dilemma and why a higher finish still matters.

Gus Scott-Morriss and Charley Kendall score before half-time as Southend win at Aldershot, keep a clean sheet and make their play-off place certain.
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