Sinton wants 'more of the same' from Bucks

Boss Andy Sinton today issued a call for "more of the same" as his AFC Telford United side aim to extend their flying start to the season.

The Bucks entertain Blyth Spartans in the Blue Square Bet North tomorrow as they attempt to stretch their unbeaten league sequence to seven games.

And Sinton has urged his squad to maintain the high standards they have set themselves during the early weeks of the campaign.

"We are looking for more of the same," said Sinton.

"We need to keep working hard first and foremost and, if we do that, we will give ourselves half a chance.

"Blyth started the season a bit slowly but they had a great result on Monday (winning 3-0 at Droylsden).

"They will try to get the ball down and play and they have got a natural goalscorer (Paul Brayson) which helps any team.

"There is nothing easy about any game at this level so we have to work hard and make sure we are right."

Impressed

The Bucks have goalkeeper Ryan Young suspended for tomorrow's game so Daniel Platt is likely to deputise having impressed as a substitute at Vauxhall Motors on the night the first choice stopper was dismissed.

And Sinton has moved to provide back-up with two extra goalkeepers signing forms with the Bucks.

Ryan Jones, who was released by Leeds Academy in the summer, is now available, as is former AFC Telford Youth custodian Dominic Smith.

One of those is likely to feature on the bench tomorrow.

Despite continuing to nurse a tight hamstring, striker Andy Brown came through training with no problems last night and will be available.

By JAMES GARRISON