After three disappointing defeats Bromley travel up to Humberside to face North Ferriby Utd on Saturday for their next National League game desperate to turn things round.

  

North Ferriby were promoted via the play offs from Conference North last season and have found it hard to adjust to the new level of football, picking up ten points so far from seventeen games, having lost their last seven consecutive games.

On Tuesday they lost 1-0 to a last minute goal at Tranmere Rovers and it has been scoring goals that has caused them problems all season registering only six to date.

The Ravens make the journey north on the back of a 2-0 defeat at home to Dover Ath on Tuesday, but they will welcome back Blair Turgott from suspension and George Porter is now available after an injury lay off, which should improve the attacking options.

Neil Smith, who has always been very open about the budgetary constraints he is under, spoke of seeing what players were up to the task after the loss in midweek and will be looking for a quick response on Saturday.

This time last year Bromley won 1-0 at Lincoln City and the fans will be hoping for a similar performance twelve months on to help alleviate the anxiety of a relegation battle which currently appears to loom on the horizon as The Ravens sit seventeenth five points off the bottom four.