LAST Saturday's frozen pitch at Christchurch Meadow added to the frustration for new Belper Town manager Jimmy Albans.
"We've not been able to get any continuity in our time here so far," he said.
"It's been very stop-start in terms of training and momentum.
"We appreciate that we are yet to get a result in three games but I can assure people we are seeing improvements every week, on the training field and the pitch, to suggest we will get results very soon.
"Things are certainly heading in the right direction.
"The players are training very hard and we're working on our game tactically, which will help us for the remainder of the season."
The Nailers – rock bottom and a worrying 13 points behind fifth-bottom Witton Albion with four to go down – are at Barwell tomorrow in Evo-Stik Premier Division action and could give debuts to two new faces.
Conor Marshall, a 21-year-old midfielder or defender has arrived for a month from Boston United, while Ben Turner, similarly versatile and a year older, comes in on a permanent transfer from Goole.
"We're excited to see the two new players in the squad," added Albans.
"We are also looking for a centre forward to add to the quality of Jon Froggatt and Rob Stevenson."
