Whitby Town are bottom of the early NPL Premier Division table after a third successive loss on Saturday.
The Seasiders conceded in each half in a 2-0 defeat, at home to FC United of Manchester.
A bumper Towbar Express Stadium crowd of 911, with over 300 travelling fans, saw the Blues continue their disappointing start to the new season.
One of Whitby's joint bosses, Nathan Haslam, spoke to Whitby Town TV after the match:


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