Liversedge FC

Liversedge manager Billy Miller has thrown down the gauntlet to his players and challenged them to reach the 50 points in the NCEL Premier Division table.
It will be a tough task for the Clayborners who are currently on 28 points with 12 games to play.
They start at Long Eaton tomorrow,kick off 3pm,continuing at home to Barton Town on Tuesday,kick-off 7:45pm.
The remaining fixtures also include four of the top sides Bridlington,Scarborough,Winterton and Staveley.
Miller.however,is confident his side can rise to the occasion.
"We have 12 games left in the season and I have told them they can reach or at least get close to 50 points.
If we can do that it will be a massive plus and a massive boost to what we are trying to do here."
He added that in the coming weeks they will have to start thinking about preparing for next season and finishing with a flourish will help that process.
Liversedge moved up to 12th last Saturday when they held high flying Tadcaster Albion to a 1-1 draw.
Miller explained:"We should have won the game we had a great chance to go 2-1 up but it was not to be.
"Of course if someone had asked me before hand I would have taken 1-1 straight away against them."
The key to the success was the experienced team Miller put out.
"Riordan and Lawlor were different class,Wood was ill so we put Larkin in at full back and it really settled things.
"Hanney was all over the park and Hopkins gives us all sorts of options.
"Rob Boardman gave us a good spell,while Hallam was a real threat and Dave Boardman and Cartman looked good up front."
Miller also praised a strong bench which included James Hurtley,Andy Shuttleworth and Danny Cooper.
"We were the better team and on top for long periods of the game and it certainly looked as if the positions in the table had been reversed,but Tadcaster came back at us and snatched an equaliser.
"That's how I want us to be never giving up on the chance to get some-thing out of a game that is what helps you get to the top and stay there,"declared Miller.
Long Eaton,tomorrow's opponents are 16th six points behind Liversedge with two games in hand.
But Miller's men are determined to build on the Tadcaster result.
Chris Hanney will be available tomorrow but starts a two-match suspension with Tuesdays night's match at home to Barton Town.

Long Eaton United
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Barton Town
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