Brian Adamson insists his Corinthian Casuals side will be going all guns blazing into their final three league games of the season, despite sitting in mid-table safety.
The amateurs currently occupy 13th spot in the Ryman Division One South, reward for a vastly improved season on the field.
But with relegation-haunted Whitstable Town and promotion-seeking Folkestone Invicta and Leatherhead still to come, Adamson has banished any talk of coasting.
He said: “These are massive games for us as they are massive games for those sides involved.
“The likes of Whitstable, Folkestone and Leatherhead still have plenty to play for and we must respect that.
“With the Whitstable game I really feel for them as we have been in that position ourselves on many occasions.
“In a way it is great that we are still involved in games of such importance, although it is nice for us not to be in that situation for a change.
“If people had have offered us this finish when the season started we would have snapped their hand off and we have to enjoy it.”
Casuals slipped to a narrow 1-0 loss at play-off chasing Fleet Town on Saturday in a game Adamson insisted could easily have gone the other way.
He added: “It was a very tight game and there really was nothing in it.
“They took their chance and we did not and that was the difference.
“We created a couple of good openings but did not make the most of it.
“We certainly did enough to get a point but that is what happens when you do not capitalise.
“We really want to end the season with a flourish and it is in our hands to do so.”
Corinthian Casuals’ remaining fixtures: Apr 17 Whitstable Town (h), 20 Leatherhead (h), 24 Folkestone Invicta (a)
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