1. We were shocking, admits Underwood

JON UNDERWOOD admitted Bracknell Town were “shocking” in the aftermath of the seven-goal humiliation in Southern League Division One (South & West) at Farm Park, writes football correspondent Darrell Freeland.

2. Underwood won't push panic button

Jon Underwood says he is not about to start “panicking” after watching Bracknell Town go down to Southern League Division One (South & West) league leaders Oxford City at Larges Lane on Saturday, writes football correspondent Darrell Freeland.

3. Underwood looking to keep settled side

Jon Underwood believes Bracknell Town needs “a period of stability” after a hectic few weeks of transfer activity in Southern League Division One (West), writes football correspondent Darrell Freeland.

4. ‘We have made encouraging progress’ – Underwood

BRACKNELL Town manager, Jon Underwood hailed his team’s performance on Saturday as the best of the season despite losing 3-2 to Didcot Town.

5. Underwood turns to the famous five

JON UNDERWOOD is turning to his old pals to try and save his and Bracknell Town’s skin in Southern League Division One (South & West).

6. Baker set for Bracknell return

BRACKNELL Town manager Jon Underwood yesterday (Tuesday) boosted his squad with the return of former Robins captain Neil Baker to the Southern League Division One (South & West) side.

7. Bracknell get given the elbow in FA Trophy exit

BRACKNELL Town’s poor FA Trophy record continued on Saturday with defeat in a poor game at British Gas Midland League side Woodford United that lacked any real creativity or spark from either side, writes football correspondent Tom Canning.

8. Robins on Trophy trail

Bracknell Town are on the road to British Gas Midlands division strugglers Woodford United having scored more than one goal in a game for the first time this season in midweek.

9. Unders: It was our best display this season

JON UNDERWOOD reckons Bracknell Town were unlucky not to come away from Bridgwater Town with their first win of the season on Saturday, writes football correspondent Darrell Freeland.

10. Depressed Robins in need of a tonic

Bracknell Town 1 AFC Hayes 4

THERE was definitely a depressing mood around Larges Lane as Bracknell Town collapsed yet again to remain winless in nine games as AFC Hayes ran out comfortable winners.