Cole Skuse don tok say im Bury Town side no go carry fear as dem go face Spalding United for home FA Cup tie tomorrow by 3pm.
Last season, the two teams dey same level, and Spalding win both Southern Premier League Central Division games 2-1.
The Tulips later promote via play-offs, and dem don start life for National League North well well.
Jimmy Dean men don win half of dia opening 10 fixtures for Step 2, and currently dem dey play-off positions.
But Bury also dey fine before the third qualifying round tie.
Dem exit FA Trophy last weekend after dem lose 4-1 at St Albans City, but Tuesday evening 2-1 victory at Bishop’s Stortford move Skuse charges up to second, as dem don win eight of dia nine games.
So Bury go into the clash full of confidence.
Skuse talk say di two games against Spalding last year bin really good, but dem no get positive outcomes, and after both games, e dey feel like how dem lose that one.
E give Spalding credit say dem get great season, and dem don start this season very well. Dem get good depth, dem invest well, and dem get experienced manager.
Skuse tok say of course e go tough well well, but e be sign of progress wey Bury don make as team and club say no fear attach to di game for dem.
Sometimes people dey see games like this as free hit, but Bury no see am that way because dem believe say dem fit really compete.
E talk say no delusion, dem know e no go easy, but dem also feel say dem capable of getting positive result.
If Bury wan cause upset, dem almost certainly go need defend like Tuesday night.
Hosting Stortford limited to very few chances across 90 minutes, and that one particularly please Skuse, who don see big improvements for im side defensive structure.
Skuse add say di boys go tell you, first thing e talk when e take di job na say e want dem become di fittest team in and out of possession.
E talk say most players fit run for 90 minutes, but na those little twists and turns with and without di ball dey drain legs.
E talk say dem get emphasis on playing attractive football, but e got to be purposeful as well. You fit dey pretty with di ball, but carry no threat.
E talk say dem feel say dem get am right with di ball, but dem definitely had to work on resilience and being compact without di ball, which require sharpness.
E talk say last year, dem concede goals from not being those things. E no be for lack of trying or effort, but just understanding issue.
E talk say dem don make some small adjustments, and dem definitely improve, which dem show on Tuesday. And when you watch back di footage of most of dia games this season, you go see am.
Bury go miss Tommy Smith (international duty), Ryan Jolland (suspended) and Mikey Davis (injured) this weekend.
Dem go host Mildenhall Town for Suffolk Premier Cup on Tuesday by 7:45pm.
