After 19 league fixtures, Romford are currently 16th in the table and sit just six points behind 12th placed Phoenix Sports. ‘The Boro’ are one of England’s oldest football clubs but Romford have struggled to inspire confidence in recent years. This season, however, there have been plenty of promising signs and Romford could secure a top half finish if they improve their consistency.

So far this season, Romford have been one of the most inconsistent sides in the Isthmian League’s Division One North. Paul Martin’s men have picked up 20 points this season earning ten points both home and away. A win against high-flying Thurrock on Tuesday will ensure that Romford climb up the table. Although the hosts have lost their last two home fixtures in all competitions, they will be quietly confident of picking up a positive result in this clash.

Ultimately, the main target for Romford in the 2015-16 campaign must be to improve on last season’s performance. They narrowly avoided relegation last year, finishing 20th and conceding 99 goals in the process. However, there were some positives to take away from last season. In attack, Romford scored 69 goals and they have continued to find the net in the new campaign.

Romford have scored 20 goals so far this season and will be hoping for further improvement in the coming weeks. In fact, many will be expecting Romford to climb up the division and will be a dark horse for promotion. In fact, a number of tipsters have suggested that the Boro will improve considerably towards the end of the campaign and could challenge for a playoff spot.

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So, can Romford finish in the top half of the table? Almost certainly. In fact, they could achieve their ultimate goal of promotion if they improve their consistency. They have a number of top talents and, although they are currently in the bottom half of the division, they are more than capable of climbing up the table. Only time will tell though, and it’s vital that they pick up the win against Thurrock on Tuesday in order to build some momentum