Whitby Town joint manager Lee Bullock remains upbeat going into the Seasiders' home clash with FC United of Manchester on Saturday.
The Blues have lost their first two games- a 1-0 defeat at fancied Matlock Town, followed by a rollercoaster 3-2 home loss to Liversedge.
But Bullock saw enough in Tuesday's clash to be optimistic ahead of the United clash.
A bumper crowd is expected with the North West side, formed by disenfranchised Manchester United supporters, boasting a large support.
Bullock wants more of the positive play shown late on against Liversedge:


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