York City boss Neal Ardley anticipates tough clash against former club

“It doesn’t get any easier, but if you had said going into the Southend game, with Southend at home, Oldham away, Woking away and Barnet at home, that we were going to take six points from them four games, I think we would have all gone ‘okay, that’s a decent start’. We’ve got to look at the next three games and set something where we are chipping away, that’s what it is, it’s trying not to get into a rut in the next three month period going into Christmas. We’ve got to keep our form where we are chipping away and picking up points to slowly evolve as a team. If we can do that, then we can look upwards, as we need to be careful not to get into a rut.