"To fight the problems we had there and stay in the league we were in, the players did absolutely brilliant.
"It was tough but I always enjoy being involved in football.
"I don't know what manager from any level could have done a better job under those circumstances.
"But I am looking foward to going back and giving them a good game of football.
"Everyone is buzzing right now after our recent results. Some players can get caried away with the cut and thrust of local derbies. But I want to see us play football much better than we did on Tuesday.
"It is a derby and there will be a big crowd - eight or nine thousand - and we will get a tremendous following from here, especially after winning our last three. I hope we can get the result our supporters deserve.