Clitheroe joint boss Billy Priestley insists it is full steam ahead in their bid to reach the first round proper of the FA Cup.
“We can’t keep our take off the gas,” said Priestley. “We need to go in full throttle and not take anything for granted.
“They’ve got some good players playing for them. I watched AFC Bury v Lancaster the other day and they looked the better team.”the shock win in the second qualifying round, and Priestley was just as surprised as anyone.“You’re hoping for it but you’re not expecting it. I don’t think any of the fans would’ve expected it either. I knew Spennymoor wouldn’t be taking it lightly,” said Priestley.
The defender took over the hotseat last season and has been joined by former Bolton youth coach Kyle Hall this term, and the 33-year-old is loving the new experience.
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