Rob Edwards prepared for AFC Telford six-pointer

The Bucks are second from bottom, four points safety, going into the New Bucks Head clash.

It is a glorious chance to halt a winless run which stands at six games, and Edwards said: “It is a big game, and they all are.

“There are 17 huge games to come and this is the next one for us so it is the most important.

"And after this game, the one against Curzon Ashton on Tuesday will be the most important. We are well aware of the situation we are in.

“We need the points on the board so we will be aiming to win the game. We have to play on the front foot.”

Telford have not played a Saturday league game at home since losing 2-1 to Alfreton Town on November 18 due to a spate of postponements. Edwards is hoping for a good turnout.

“We need people to come out and support the boys. They need all the support that they can get,” said Edwards.

“We all need to pull in the same direction and after a positive result, things are a lot more rosy.”

The Bucks have conceded 13 goals in the past six games. Edwards had been hoping to bring in an experienced central defender but does not expect anything to be done before the game.

“I think it’ll be the current squad that I’ll have for the game,” he said.

“It’s difficult to bring in players at the moment. Of course, we are looking.

“You can never say never but I don’t expect anything to happen at this stage, at short notice.”

Telford won the reverse fixture 2-0 back in October.

North Ferriby are almost certain to go down as they have only picked up nine points from 28 games this season.

“We beat them 2-0 in October but we’re both a bit different than then,” added Edwards.

“It’ll be nice to play on a Saturday, in front of our own fans. We are looking forward to it.”