Whitby have won all three of their away games in the Northern Premier League and are the 3rd highest scorers in the division.
The Blues won 4-2 away at Ilkeston and were 3-0 up at half time.
Lewis Hawkins opened the scoring just 8 minutes into the game.
The visitors then schocked the home side with 2 quick goals just before half time through Gell and Greaves on 44 and 45 minutes respectively.
Erratt-Thompson restored some pride for the home side making it 3-1 in the 2nd half before Graves bagged his 2nd to restore Whitby's 3-goal cushion.
Wilder scored Ikleston's 2nd in the 90th minute but the result was never in danger.
Whitby have won 4 and lost 2 in their opening 6 league games and sit 2nd in the Northern Premier League 6 points behind runaway leaders Radcliffe.
Here are the thoughts of BLues boss Nathan Haslam after the game:


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