MARK Jermyn has reiterated the warning to his players not to let their league campaign fizzle out.
Dorchester will bid to record back-to-back league victories when they travel to promotion hopefuls Leamington tonight (7.45pm).
Boss Jermyn, who insisted his troops were “playing for their futures” at the Avenue last week, said: “I am not going to sit here and watch the season peter out.
“At this moment in time the players just have to show a good attitude and we want to win every game. Every game now until the end of the season is a cup final for us, as cliché as it may be.
“I just want to go out there and see people compete, the ones that do have a chance of staying next season.”
Hosts Leamington will also go into the encounter off the back of a positive weekend result.
A crowd of more than 500 saw them secure a 1-0 home win against Poole Town on Saturday thanks to a 57th minute goal from striker Ben Mackey.
Jermyn added: “We will be going there and will be very respectful of the fact that they (Leamington) are a good team.
“First and foremost we will go there to work hard and be hard to break down.”
The Magpies’ chief also indicated that it “might be a bit of stretch” for Oakley Hanger and Matt Oldring to return from their respective injuries in time.
- Dorchester Town Reserves take on Team Solent Reserves in the Wyvern League this evening (7.45pm).
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