BRIDGWATER Town joint manager Craig Laird said his team are keeping their feet firmly on the ground despite another outstanding performance on Saturday.
It was the only league game to be played due to freezing conditions, and Bridgwater grabbed hold of the opportunity to notch up another three points at home to Andover winning 3-0.
Laird said: “It was a fully deserved win and I am very pleased with the result.
“If we keep winning games, we will have a greater opportunity to reach the play-offs and possible promotion, but we are looking at each game as it comes, keeping our heads down and taking them one at a time.
“No one else played on Saturday, so it was a good opportunity for us to make the most of the situation as we were a few games behind most of our rivals.”
Bridgwater have only lost two league games this season and have not conceded a goal in the last four games.
As 2010 approaches, Bridgwater are a fit team, sporting no injuries have good morale and are in with a chance of promotion - but there is no rest for them yet.
Laird added: “Things are going well, but we have to have our feet firmly planted on the ground and stay focused to get where we want to be.”
Bridgwater Town face Paulton Rovers away on Saturday, then will be picking the pace up again with a home game against Taunton Town on New Year's Day k.o.3.00pm.
Town will be further strengthened by the returning duo of Chris Young and Marcus Duharty. Chris has missed the last three matches due to suspension and Marcus has been out with a knee injury since October.With everyone reporting fit after Saturday the squad,plus Chris and Marcus,will remain the same as that which defeated Andover.