AFC Telford skipper doesn't fear Alfreton
Skipper Shane Killock has started the countdown to AFC Telford United's big showdown with promotion rivals Alfreton, declaring: "We don't fear them." Skipper Shane Killock has started the countdown to AFC Telford United's big showdown with promotion rivals Alfreton, declaring: "We don't fear them." Telford and Alfreton were both frustrated on Saturday - the Bucks seeing their Blue Square Bet North trip to Harrogate postponed due to snow while the title favourites from Derbyshire were victims of a waterlogged pitch. The duo will go head-to-head at the New Bucks Head tomorrow night with Telford trying to make up ground on a side who are a point above them and have also played four games less. "Alfreton have got a few games in hand and a lot of people say it is down to them to go on and win the league if they want to," said Killock. Full story in today's paper
Skipper Shane Killock has started the countdown to AFC Telford United's big showdown with promotion rivals Alfreton, declaring: "We don't fear them."
Telford and Alfreton were both frustrated on Saturday - the Bucks seeing their Blue Square Bet North trip to Harrogate postponed due to snow while the title favourites from Derbyshire were victims of a waterlogged pitch.
The duo will go head-to-head at the New Bucks Head tomorrow night with Telford trying to make up ground on a side who are a point above them and have also played four games less.
"Alfreton have got a few games in hand and a lot of people say it is down to them to go on and win the league if they want to," said Killock.
"But we can't do anything about that - they are where they are on merit and we can only focus on one game at a time.
"If we do beat them tomorrow it's a great three points but we're trying not to just look at Alfreton.
"We've been doing well recently and we know we're a good team with plenty of ability that is full of match-winners.
"We don't fear anyone, no matter who we play."
Telford held an impromptu training session on Saturday following the postponement of the Harrogate game after a 9am pitch inspection.
That gave a chance for defender Mark Preece to meet his new team-mates for the first time, having agreed a one-month loan switch from Mansfield on Friday afternoon.
Telford have dropped to fourth place as a result of Boston's 5-3 win at Workington - though the Bucks now have three games in hand on the Lincolnshire outfit.
By Chris Hudson





