The Seasiders are looking for their first points under new manager Scott Kerr.
The former Scarborough FC favourite, who is working alongside another ex-Seadog in Mark Hotte, took charge for the 4-0 loss to leaders Redcar Athletic on New Year's Day.
Brid are back in action on Tuesday when strugglers Blyth Spartans visit The Mounting Systems Stadium.
The Northumberland side are rock bottom of NPL East.
The Seasiders are currently 13th.
Recent signing Hamza Hamdosh may well debut, with the returning Olly Green also looking to feature.
Kick-off is 7.45pm.


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