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Points spree puts Hill in the mood
12:27pm Thursday 10th April 2008
Bradford Dudley Hill are fully focused and raring to go when they travel over the Pennines for another vital promotion clash against Oldham St Annes on Saturday.
Hill's task is a simple one in that they must win to keep their National Conference League Premier Division ambitions on track, and last week's half-century tally at Waterhead has left coach Paul Baxter brimming with confidence.
He said: "This will be another War of the Roses. We are hungry and spirits are higher now than at any point in the season.
"We must concentrate on our own game and finish on a high."
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