Having watched his team comprehensively outfought at home by opponents who play in a league equivalent in standard to the Sussex County League, KK cannot surely expect to remain in situ for very much longer.

Tuesday night's performance was representative of the season thus far. Commitment but no discernable pattern: when Leiston retreated Breach and Barness ducked responsibility and passed square. None of the wide players got to the byeline with any regularity or delivered telling crosses. Too few players in the box. The only glimmer of hope was from Elliot, Wheeler and Richards. And through it all KK's demeanour and body language suggested he had little idea how to influence the game or inspire his team. The summer signings, Joe Keehan apart, appear commited yet have flattered to deceive, Banks is either great or awful. On Tuesday it was the latter and he was at fault for two of the goals.

Few would argue that Lewes overacheived in recent years. Last year's promotion probably came too soon and the board faced a dilema when it considered this season: Invest in the team and risk relegation due to inadequate infrastructure or invest in the infrastructure and hope the team somehow stays up.

The summer clearout may have reduced running costs but with the team languishing at the foot of the table and out of the FA Cup the board is already reaping the reward of the baton down the hatches policy and risk taking the club back down a few notches of the pyramid playing to crowds of less than 250 with reduced associated revenues.

Gentlemen you now face a bigger dilema ahead of next weeks board meeting. Supporters don't turn up to admire the ground they come to support a team and it is apparant to many that while there might be some improvement off the pitch your team is lightweight and lacking fire power. KK appears to be a genuinely nice person but he isn't acheiving on the pitch and only you know whether he has the commercial acumen and you are reaping the div