Town boss Richard Money hopes his side can bounce back to winning ways at home to Hayes and Yeading United on Bank Holiday Monday at Kenilworth Road following Saturday's disappointing defeat at Tamworth.

Garry Haylock's side arrive with the worst goal difference in the division at the minute but Money isn't expecting a repeat of last season's 8-0 hammering his team dished out to United last March.

"Garry's signed some good players this year and they started off very strongly and I'm really expecting nothing other than a difficult match," Mondey said.

"It is tough every time we take to the pitch and anyone who thinks differently is living in cloud cuckoo land.

"We've got no divine right to beat anybody as we saw at Tamworth on Saturday and Monday will be exactly the same."

Money revealed his frustration at the number of fixtures the Conference have crammed into the first three weeks of the campaign at Tamworth.

And, while he doesn't think it will be difficult to rally his troops for Monday's game, he believes their schedule has been far too hectic.

"I would suggest that we need to regroup pretty quickly. We look a tired group of players on Saturday, we've put a lot into the five first games and we've got another one," he said.

"Six games in 16 games, who thought that one up? He must be Einstein. We started a week late.

"Can anybody tell me why that was? Why didn't we start the same time as the Football League?

"Then they ask you to play six games in sixteen days. They're human beings, not robots."