Boro Chairman, Trevor Bull, says the clubs plans for this season haven't changed despite their recent successes.
After dumping Middlesbrough out of the North Riding Senior Cup this Week, Scarborough Athletic's Chairman says the club have got their feet firmly on the ground.
Trevor Bull says that despite the team's cup success and their strong performance in the league so far, their aim for the season hasn't changed.
Trevor says he's delighted with the way the town has got behind the club this season.
The players added to their strong start to the league campaign by knocking Middlesbrough out of the North Riding Senior Cup on Wednesday with a 4-1 victory at the Flamingo Land Stadium.
In the league Boro are currently 5th in the table in their first season in National League North and attendances at the Flamingo Land Stadium have been buoyed by the promotion at the end of last season and the continuing good run of form.
Trevor says the increase in support is great to see.
Boro are now without a game until a week on Saturday when they will host 7th placed AFC Telford, tickets for that game can be found at https://scarboroughathleticfc.ktckts.com/event/sca2223h07/afc-telford-united


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