Swans slipped to one place above the Ryman Premier relegation zone with an incredible 14th defeat in 16 matches.  But this was no meek surrender as  Johnson Hippolyte's  revamped side bossed their clash at Hendon for long periods and, but for misfortune at both ends of the pitch, would have got a result.  Only four of the side who played  under Nicky Forster  were in  the starting line-up  , Tommy Brewer coming in at right-back and doing an excellent job, while Ahmed Abdulla made a welcome return from injury in midfield and Pat Cox was again the lone striker, supported by Ryan Gondoh.  The fourth player, keeper Jack Turner, was beaten twice by Tony Taggart at awful times for the team to give away goals.  The first was in the opening minute, Taggart - a long-term target of Hippolyte over the years despite never playing for him - swinging in a corner on the wind and the ball making its way directly into the net.  Turner complained he was fouled but referee Paul Evans allowed the goal to stand.  From that moment, Staines dominated possession for the remainder of the half without making it count.