Bulls Are On The Charge And Chuffed Caddis Wants More

The Bulls are having an impressive season and had risen to fourth after three wins from their last four.

Victory on Saturday at Bishop’s Stortford came after wins over Warrington Town and Scarborough Athletic - their former has seen the club storm into the top seven but to stay there, they’ll need to diversify.

Digging deep for the three points in Hertfordshire was pleasing for Caddis, who was told this week that midfielder Connor Stanley and loan striker Ethan Freemantle are departing Edgar Street.

They face Spennymoor Town on Saturday looking to cement their play-off place and the manager is thrilled they’re adapting and starting to grind out results again.

“I thought we were excellent, I was so pleased with how we defended our box” he said after the success at bottom club Stortford, with Chorley’s Tuesday win over Banbury leaving the club in fifth.

“It’s been a while since we kept a clean sheet - we actually wrote that on the board before the game. We used to be good at that, we kept six or seven at one point.

“We know our away form is in the spotlight and rightly so, so it was pleasing to come away from a tough place in difficult conditions. It was a match for battling qualities, and we showed that.

“It’s a solid away victory and we showed the side to our game that you need to.”