Gosport Borough must '˜pull out all the stops' for every match now

A shock 3-1 win at Weymouth last time out has given everyone a welcome lift.

McAllister saw in that success exactly the type of attitude he wants from his players for every match.

Borough head for Kings Langley on Saturday looking to complete a rare league double.

They beat their hosts 3-2 at Privett Park earlier in the season.

The Borough player manager said: '˜It is another tough away game for us and it is all about getting the mental approach right.

'˜I am sure a big factor in our win at Weymouth was attitude.

'˜The players knew they were up against a top side and pulled out all the stops.

'˜We have to get into the mindset that every game is a big one.

'˜If we can replicate the same approach we had at Weymouth then we will give ourselves every chance.

'˜That win hopefully has increased the confidence and belief in the squad.'

The visitors are boosted by having Sam Roberts and Ryan Case back in contention after injury.

McAllister is a firm believer that competition for places breeds success and he has been impressed with the impact two recent arrivals have had on his squad.

He added: '˜Matthew Weaire, from Brighton, and George Bennett, from Basingstoke, are two young players with terrific potential.

'˜They have both been fantastic for us.

'˜Their standards are high and they both want to be winners.

'˜Bringing them in at the right time has given everyone in the squad a boost.'

McAllister believes his team are going to get stronger as the season goes on and has challenged his players to go on a winning run.

He added: '˜We need to string four or five wins together.

'˜If we want to do anything then it is no good winning one, losing one and then winning one.

'˜To reach the play-offs a team has to put together three or four good runs during a season.

'˜We haven't done that yet.

'˜The squad contains more than enough quality to do it.'