Ford feels Slough test could prove to be turning point
Banbury United manager Mike Ford knows his side face a tough task to end their poor home tonight (Tuesday).
The Puritans entertain Evo-Stik Southern League high fliers Slough Town, who are through to the second round of the Emirates FA Cup.
But Ford feels the game could be a turning point in his side’s season. The Puritans have not won a home premier division game since late August and it could not be much harder to end that run tonight.
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Hide AdSlough are second but have three games in hand on leaders Kings Lynn Town.
Ford said: “Slough are a very good side, full of confidence and through to the second round of the FA Cup. But it could be the ideal game for us to get back on track.”
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