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Welling United manager Warren Feeney reacts to 1-1 draw with Dover Athletic in National League South

Welling boss Warren Feeney felt his team lacked a spark during their home draw with Dover on Tuesday night.

While both teams had late chances to win it, Welling never really got going throughout and visiting keeper Stuart Nelson had relatively little to do.

“I think the spark and energy was missing,” said Feeney. “We can’t play in second gear, we’ve got to play on the front foot. We’re like a boxing team, we want to go toe-to-toe with anyone but we looked a bit sluggish tonight.

“We were hoping that something was going to happen.

“We still had chances but it was one of those games where we hoped something was going to happen and we didn’t do enough to win it.

“We wanted to get the ball wide, get balls in the box and give the strikers something to feed off.

“It’s one of those games where you scrape a 1-0 and walk away from it saying we were poor. There were a lot of disappointed faces in the changing room but as long as they learn from it then nothing has changed about where we are.

“We’ll keep going and it’s still early days for us – we’re 10 games into the season. If you’d have said we’d be fifth in the league from where we finished last season, people would have bitten your right arm off.”

Feeney knew it was going to be tough against an improving Dover outfit, especially as Welling were coming into the game off the back of a tough encounter with second-placed Havant on Saturday.

But, having to their noses ahead, the Wings boss was disappointed with a piece of poor defending from Manny Parry that let in Dover for the equaliser.

“I’m not too disheartened,” he added. “I said before the game that this was going to be the biggest game of the season for me.

“Where we have come from and after a big game on Saturday, teams are

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