Maidenhead: Alan Devonshire delighted with competitive showing
The Magpies boss Alan Devonshire is keen to stress that his part-time side are still in the minority.
Maidenhead United are one of only two sides in the National League who are part-time, but still sit 14th in the table.
They lost their latest match to Torquay 2-1.
"We are part-time," Devonshire told ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Berkshire's Adam Whitty. "Us and Halifax are the only two part-time teams left in this league.
"It didn't show out there [in defeat to Torquay], which is testament to [my players].
"Our fitness levels are decent."
And Devonshire is hoping for a natural intervention to help with the pitch at York Road.
"I just want it to stop raining!
"There's not a lot you can do...it is what it is."
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