Kettering a tough place to go

Speaking to theterras.com Mark Molesley said “We were really pleased with the performance against Slough at such a critical time with lots of games fit in.

“I’ve said it before, the next game is the biggest game. Ourselves and Kettering both want to finish above each other and they are probably favourites to do that at this moment with their games in hand. They have a great home record and they are a really good side.

“It’s a tough place to go but I’m looking forward to going there with my group of players and we are full of confidence.

“We respect everyone, but we don’t fear anyone. The supporters have got a team to be proud of so we urge them to keep up the support. It’s a busy period and we will assess everyone to make sure we are as prepared as possible.”

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Speaking to the Northampton Telegraph after Kettering Town’s 4-3 victory over Dorchester Town, Marcus Law said “It was probably one of the few games this season where we have come out and won and we didn’t deserve to.

“Certainly from a defensive point of view, we didn’t deserve anything but we have managed to score another four goals and that has saved us.

“We got out of jail, there’s no question about that, but at the same time we have forced their goalkeeper to make four or five outstanding saves as well as scoring the goals we did.

“Dorchester belied their poor away record and their league position and played very well, especially being down to 10 men. “But we have some defensive issues that we really must look at before the weekend.”

Source Weymouth FC / Dorset Echo