He told BBC Radio Shropshire: "It's mathematically possible. We're going to try to win every game and I'd imagine that we're going to do that.

The Bucks are just three points off the top and Forsdick added: "We've got the quality to push Kettering all the way".

Forsdick made his home debut against Alfreton Town in a 3-0 win.

The Bucks defender picked up an ankle problem against Solihull Moors during the festive programme but he has continued to play despite the injury.

However, he now believes the worst is over.

"In terms of ligament damage that's all cleared up. It's just any impact damage, but it's fine".

Telford welcome back Richard Teesdale and Luke Reynolds for the trip to Alfreton Town after both had been on the sidelines through injury.