It is almost murder being on the sidelines when everyone is doing so well, you just want to be part of it.

It is going to be hard getting back in, Adie and Tommy have always said, there are no favourites. You do well -you keep the shirt.

I will probably be out for another two weeks, though I don't need to be back with the boys playing like they have been. So I am just going to wait my heel is right.

Reidy is taking every chance which comes to him and Aaron Cornwall scored another in the 3-0 FA Trophy win over Merthyr on Saturday to continue his run of goals.

I thought Merthyr looked good in the early stages and were quite an organised side but we have got that bit of luck about us every time we go forward.

David Pratt again excelled and Scott Lye is continuing to improve and is getting stronger with every game.

The FA Trophy is a chance for the team to have another cup run. Being honest, we're not going to win the FA Cup, we might get to the final, but we probably won't win.

It gives the club the chance to get some more money and winning breeds confidence.

Now we've got this game out of the way, we'll all be looking forward to the FA Cup game on Saturday when Horsham come to Hardenhuish Park.

We've all be thinking about it for a little while but are under no illusions it is going to be a hard game.

Adie saw AFC Wimbledon in pre season and said they were a very, very good side, so if Horsham can beat them, they are not to be underestimated.

We are under no illusions it is going to be a hard game, but people must come to Chippenham and think it is going to be difficult for them.

We are unbeaten at home in ten months, which speaks for itself.

We are not taking it for granted but with the way the boys are playing at the moment, anything is possible.