Leo says he isn't going to fall out

He walked out after not making himself available for Saturday's game at Whitstable - see story in the Herald.

Day commented: "I won't be falling out with them. I first played for Alan Pook when I was 16, for Burgess Hill Youth, and I was in their first team when Danny Bloor was manager there."

"They have been making a lot of team changes and feel as though they must until something clicks."

On one recent occasion something did click, if winning matches is the indicator: Leatherhead on February 2, where Worthing, starting in 4-3-3 then going to 4-4-2, won for the only time in a 13-match spell and with their only shut-out in their last six.

Day started the game at left-back, in emergency when he replaced Andy Alexander.

Day, who joined Rebels in November 2006, said: "At 27, I've got to be playing on a regular basis but I feel I've been left unfairly on the bench a lot of the time."

Worthing first put it out that Day was to take a break from football. But he will rejoin East Preston.

Full report in the Herald

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