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Whitstable Town manager Peter Nott not complacent over club's Ryman League Division 1 South survival chances

Maidstone United manager Peter Nott
Maidstone United manager Peter Nott

By Tom Howard

Manager Peter Nott says he will not rest until his Whitstable Town side clinch the crucial point which will ensure another season in Ryman League Division 1 South.

The Oystermen took a huge step closer to safety with a 2-1 win at Eastbourne Town last Saturday, but the club still require a point to ease their relegation fears.

An Ian Pulman strike and a penalty from Scott Heard secured the win, but Nott is urging his players to build on the result when already-relegated Horsham YMCA visit the Belmont on Saturday.

Nott said: "We have got three games left and we want to finish on a high. I won’t rest until we get that point which mathematically secures our safety.

"We need to instil that killer instinct in the final third and that is what I will be looking for."

After missing last Saturday’s game with an ankle injury, full-back Kane Harrington should return to the side but fellow defender Jermaine Darlington is a doubt with a cartilage problem.

Midfielder James Peacock will miss out as he begins a five-game suspension but Michael Yianni will be in contention for a place in the starting line-up.

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