That’s the rallying call from Rocks joint-boss Jamie Howell as the Rocks prepare to travel to Essex for yet another crucial league game. The Nyewood Lane outfit find themselves at the foot of the table and are 16 points from safety following the 3-0 loss to title contenders Billericay Town at home last Saturday.

Rocks have the worst goal difference in the division at -41 — but until it is impossible for the club to beat the drop, the management remain hopeful that they can turn things round.

Howell, who took over from Robbie Blake at the end of last year alongside Michael Birmingham, said: “We will continue to fight for as long as we can and I think there has been some good signs lately.

“In the Billericay game there were enough chances there for us to score goals and if you score goals you can win games. Once we’ve won one game then it’s about putting that momentum together.

“We need that consistency that we haven’t had. Once you have got that it gives you a fighting chance It can give you confidence that we can get out of this mess. It’s not all doom and gloom from Birmy and myself. I think we have seen lots of good things.

“The support has been brilliant at home and away from the fans and we need that right to the very end if we are going to get out of it. We have got to keep going and I am not too despondent at this present moment because we are seeing lots of good things in training, and lots of good things in matches.

“If we can keep that going and try to get that bit of luck nick a win and then get another we can see some optimism and hopefully we can get that on Saturday at Canvey Island and that will give us a good platform to move on from for the rest of the season.”