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Belief is the vital ingredient for Kerr

Scott Kerr says Bridlington Town’s FA Trophy adventure is built on hard work – and belief !

Sittingbourne progress to the quarter-finals for the first time in their history and in their 50th FA Trophy appearance (Photo by Action Foto Sport/NurPhoto)

By Matt Badcock

Scott Kerr says Bridlington Town’s FA Trophy adventure is built on hard work – and belief !
Kerr’s NPL East side added a second Step 3 on route to the second round when they beat Curzon Ashton 4-3 on penalties last weekend.
Up next is a mammoth challenge of National League North promotion hopefuls Macclesfield and boss Kerr – who was part of York City’s Trophy winners back in 2012 – reckons they’ve found the right recipe.
“It’s belief,” Kerr told The NLP. “If you don’t have belief you’re not going to go anywhere. I keep saying to the lads, ‘I believe what we can achieve’.
“T...

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