With a 6th place finish, scoring 30 goals and conceding 64 (including cup games, Dynamo went 3 months (9 games) before their first win.

Other unwanted records include losing 7 games in 8 (the other was a draw) and going a month without scoring (conceding 20 in the process).

Plus points include a good 6-1 victory away at Roving Reporters Reserves, as well as the first ever win, a 5-1 victory, again away to Concept 247.

Simon Roth started as a right back, however became the team's regular goalkeeper, taking his place between the sticks with superb performances, keeping Dynamo in it in most games.

Manager Nick Stylianou played every game, and was only just beaten to Players' Player of the Year by future captain Nick Ball. Dan Lansiquot won Manager's Player of the Year after improving dramatically into an excellent left back.

Viktor Kahanek became signing of the season, scoring 6 goals in 10 games, whilst Jonno McKeith was instrumental in midfield, hitting the goal of the season in the first ever match against The Salisbury. Sam Roth played all across the midfield and up front, and built up a very impressive goals and assist tally.

Elliot Isaacson was top scorer for half the year with an unimpressive 3 goals, but got hit by injury in October and was out for a month, after which he moved to the right wing and slowly began to make the position his. Stefan Rajcan provided Nick Ball with some great support at centre back, with his excellent on-the-ball skills. Martin Vlasa'k also joined Viktor as a mid-season signing, and completed the back 4.

After an unimpressive season, no doubt the team will be looking to make more of a mark in the upcoming campaigns.

The team ended the season by winning the league's Fair Play award.