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Connor Kirby: Buxton well in chase at top!

Connor Kirby believes Buxton are starting to prove that they belong with the esteemed company at the top of National League North – and insists they fear no one in the promotion race.
JOY: Connor Kirby celebrates the winner against Spennymoor PICTURE: Phil Peat

By Jon Couch

Connor Kirby believes Buxton are starting to prove that they belong with the esteemed company at the top of National League North – and insists they fear no one in the promotion race.
Back-to-back statement wins have seen the Bucks gatecrash into the play-off places and looking to book a seat on Non-League’s top table for the first time in their history.
John McGrath’s side went into yesterday’s visit of King’s Lynn Town on the back of three wins, including a 7-0 away thrashing of Oxford City followed by a 1-0 success over title-chasers Brackley Town.
And midfield ace Kirby reck...

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