Fleet Spurs manager Neil Baker takes his team on the long journey down the A303 to Warminster for their next league game  Saturday with the hope of adding to their 10 points.
Missing for definate will be skipper Ben Edwards who will be sunning himself in Mauritus, also playmaker Tom Chillery will be missing for 2-3 weeks after sustaining an ankle injury in the 2-2 draw against Stockbridge on Tuesday night, add in the long term casualties of Dan Sleet and Jack Chambers,  plus Adam Kennedy also unavailable, and the Spurs squad will be fully stretched.
If last season’s games are anything to go by we know we’re  in for a tough game, as although we were victorious by the odd goal in both games last year, they were very tight affairs.
Added to the squad will be new signings Matt Humphrey and Adam Paris, and Baker is hopeful that the Spurs can come back with an important 3 points.
The attention will then shift to Bank Holiday Monday where we entertain Petersfield at 12 noon, although Petersfield have not started well this year, they are always a team that finishes around the top 6, so will not be underestimated in the slightest.
6 points from the weekend will be asked for by Baker, but to achieve this the Spurs will have to work incredibly hard.