COLIN Bush believes his burning desire to succeed will rub off on his Corsham players as the Reds continue to battle for silverware on three fronts.

The Southbank chief was elated after Saturday's victory over classy Bristol Manor Farm and hopes his side can continue their form at the business end of the campaign.

Bush said: "It was a super result at this stage of the season. I felt we had been playing within ourselves for the last few weeks but the lads gave me a great response on Saturday.

"We battled for every ball on the deck and every ball in the air. Manor Farm are a quality side but we were well worth the win.

"I know exactly what this Corsham team can produce and that's why it niggles me when we dip below par. I just want to do well all the time."

Jack Cullis gave Corsham the lead when he by-passed the Manor Farm defensive radar to convert John Eldred's fizzing cross.

Striker Tony Cook brought the home side level midway through the first half before Eldred scored to restore the Reds' advantage.

Eldred gave Corsham a two goal cushion when his clever flick was deflected into the net by a Manor Farm defender.

The hosts pulled a goal back with 10 minutes to play before another own goal sealed the points for Corsham. This time it was O'Pray with the telling final pass.