MANAGER Neil Allison wants North Ferriby to "shut up shop" against Guiseley at Church Road tomorrow.

Both sides are well placed in UniBond League Premier Division play-off positions and with games in hand on leaders Bradford Park Avenue.

Points for either side could prove crucial in the developing title race.

But Ferriby will feel confident after six straight Premier Division wins.

Allison said: "We have some really big games coming up, starting with Guiseley who will be looking to avenge our 3-2 win at their place recently.

"As long as we can be at our best defensively we will be ok because we have enough in our locker to cause them problems at the other end."

Ace striker Gary Bradshaw is in a rich vein of form that has brought him to within just one goal of clinching the club's all time goal scoring record from Mark Tennison.

Bradshaw currently shares the lead on 163 goals from 261 appearances.

New signing Alistair Benson – the ex-Tiger who has just returned from a stint in USA – could make his home debut.

The game could also provide a milestone for another ex tiger Russell Fry who will make his 100th appearance if selected to play.

The manager is still without the influential Ben Morley however, who is still not ready to figure but may get a run-out with the reserves.