Bedworth face another long trip to play Whitby Town in the FA Trophy tomorrow. But they travel in good heart to the Yorkshire coast to play the Northern Premier League side.

The coach leaves at 8 a.m. which means many Bedworth players will be up at 6 a.m. to get to the pick up point, and then they face a tiring journey home after the match.

But manager Billy Hollywood says:

"It is a long trip but we are confident after our recent run of results."

Bedworth are unbeaten in their last nine games and have scored nineteen goals in the last six.

Whitby are a tough proposition but United know that if they are on their game they can achieve a result, maybe after a replay on their own ground at The Oval.

Hollywood meanwhile has been getting some tips on Whitby from an old friend - Jim Platt, the former Middlesbrough and Northern Ireland goalkeeper.

"I have had a couple of telephone conversations with Jim and he has wised me up on one or two things which might help us," says Hollywood.