Trophy time for Tudors as Concord Rangers head to town
Hemel go into the game on the back of a 3-1 victory over fierce rivals St Albans on New Years Day, followed by a 2-2 draw with Wealdstone on Saturday.
The Tudors saw off Sutton United 1-0 in the first round of the Trophy, while Concord recorded a thumping 6-2 win at Barnet FC – and Hemel boss Dean Brennan is expecting a fiercely contested cup clash.
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Hide Ad“I really like the Concord Rangers team,” said Brennan. “They are powerful and streetwise, very well organised, and they also have some very good players in their squad.
“It’s a game were we have to be very disciplined, while also staying very patient.
“Once again we will go and play our very attack-minded style, and we will need to play with maximum concentration.”
The Tudors have made a good start to life in the Conference South, but Brennan says he wants his team to kick on from here.
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Hide Ad“At the halfway stage we have a stable, mid-table Conference South team at our club,” he added.
“I set high standards at Vauxhall Road for the players and staff and, to be totally honest, I am not happy with what we have done so far this season. We have plenty of areas where we need to improve.
“We have a great team spirit, but we still need to improve in our quality.”