North Ferriby United manager Billy Heath wants his side to record a clean sheet in the FA Trophy semi-final first leg at Bath City
North Ferriby United can take a big step closer to their Wembley dream tomorrow, in their FA Trophy Semi-Final first leg away at Bath.
Ferriby manager Billy Heath has already expressed that he intends to return home with a clean sheet at least, and an away win would put the Villagers in a fantastic position in the second leg on the 28th.
The Villagers last played at Wembley 18 years ago, in the FA Vase final against Whitby, returning home feeling deflated after a 3-0 defeat.
But the emotions are running wild at Grange Lane at the moment, with dreams of another trip to Wembley on the horizon.
Ferriby chairman Les Hare told Hull Daily Mail: “Its history in the making for the football club.”
A new chapter of North Ferriby United’s successful history could be written tomorrow and Heath told Hull Daily Mail: “You’ve got to keep aiming as high as you can, and that’s what we’ve done.”