Football: Vase success can spark Dominoes' season, says boss Sibson
STONE Dominoes boss Dean Sibson is confident his new-look side are heading in the right direction.
Dominoes have yet to register a win in six North West Counties League Premier Division matches, and tomorrow take on West Midlands side Bilston Town in the first qualifying round of the FA Vase.
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STAYING POSITIVE: Dominoes boss Dean Sibson is convinced his team needs a victory to start their season.
But Sibson believes his side have shown the right characteristics to suggest they can post a good result, and says more should follow soon with a little change in fortune.
He said: "We are not where we want to be at the moment, but we will get there in the end I'm sure.
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"I have a great group of players at this club and they showed a lot of determination to come back and get draws against the likes of Glossop and Stockport Sports.
"It looked like we were going to pick up our first win at Runcorn Linnets on Tuesday, only to concede in the last minute.
The run of the ball has not quite been falling for us, but that can change.
"But I am enjoying every minute working with this team and we just need to start turning these draws into wins and we will be fine."
Greg Mathers (hamstring) and Dwayne Spence (groin) are battling to be fit in time to face Bilston, who are currently fourth in the West Midlands Regional League Division One.
Congleton Town are also in Vase action and they will host Rossington Main of Northern Counties East League Division One.
The Bears are fresh from a 2-0 midweek win over St Helens Town when a Chris Smith brace delighted the Booth Street faithful. The victory leaves them ninth in the North West Counties Premier.
In league action, point-less Norton United travel to Squires Gate while, in Division One, Leek CSOB are at AFC Darwen.
In the Evo-Stik League Division One South, unbeaten Leek Town host Gresley, who are yet to concede a goal.
On Monday, Blues drew 1-1 with Newcastle Town, who now make the trip to Brigg Town.
Kidsgrove Athletic are also on the road, making the journey to Mickleover Sports.
Grove went down 3-1 against Stamford earlier in the week after conceding two late goals.
PETER SMITH
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