Chairman-boss Kevin Hake has been thrilled with the emphatic Chatham response to their last loss which has left them on the brink of winning the Isthmian South East title.
It’s now five straight successes as substitute Emmanuel Oloyede made an instant impact to break the deadlock after the restart before Andy Drury netted towards the end of their huge Easter Monday 2-0 triumph over title rivals Ramsgate.
Chats lost 1-0 at third-placed Whitehawk in mid-March but their faultless form since then has put them five points clear at the summit, with only six points left to play for this term.
After their victory over Ramsgate, Hake reflected: “It’s a big win at this stage of the season. “I’ve said for probably three or four games now that three points seems like six and a draw seems like three points sometimes. “After losing against Whitehawk, we knew we had a mountain to climb, but fair play to the boys for putting together five wins on the bounce. “It’s unbelievable.