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11th August 2006 By JAMES BROWN TERRY CORDICE believes Faversham Town can cap their debut season in the Kent League with a top five finish. Boss Cordice is upbeat despite suffering a fourth straight pre-season defeat on Saturday with the Lilywhites missing out on the Bob Amor Memorial Cup 3-0 at Sittingbourne. But he has seen enough of his new-look side to predict a rookie campaign of more highs than lows starting with the visit of highly-fancied VCD Athletic on 12 August and followed by a difficult trip to Herne Bay on the Tuesday. Cordice said: "It's vital that we make a good start but I can see no reason why we can't finish in the top four or five. "Maidstone were the stand-out side last season but they have gone now and the money has dried up at Beckenham so they will not be so strong. "It leaves a league with Thamesmead among the favourites along with Herne Bay, Whitstable and VCD. If we can get off to a decent start then I am sure we will be up there." Cordice will be hoping his strikers can enjoy some much-needed shooting practice when Town entertain Eastbourne Fishermen at Salters Lane on Sunday (kick-off 2.30pm).
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