AFC Fylde head coach calls on his players to keep believing in their approach
AFC Fylde face two more matches at Mill Farm this week with head coach Craig Mahon determined to stay on the front foot.
The Coasters welcome Spennymoor Town this evening, followed by the visit of Alfreton Town on Saturday.
Mahon’s players should have gone into tonight’s National League North match on the back of a trip to Hereford FC last weekend.
However, that was called off as a result of a waterlogged pitch at Edgar Street.
Spennymoor’s visit kicks off a run of eight matches in four weeks with further midweek games to come in that time against Macclesfield (February 24), South Shields (March 3) and AFC Telford United (March 10).
Speaking before the Hereford call-off, Mahon told Fylde’s media team: “The way we want to play is exciting, it’s front foot, we’re always going to create opportunities.
“We’re always going to get a chance in the game, that’s just how we play. Sometimes it will work and sometimes it will bite us on the backside.
“We’ve just got to keep going, keep believing in the Fylde way of playing, in the system that myself and the staff are trying to implement.
“Even now, I’m looking to change things to make us better or to give us a better chance of winning games.
“I’m looking at different ways of playing people, how I can get them into different positions, how we can receive the ball.
“Our training sessions are completely different from the start of the year; they’re more detailed and everything has a reason behind it.”