Aldershot Town forward Peter Vincenti is confident the team will improve once newly-appointed manager Dean Holdsworth stamps his mark on the side.

The 24-year-old made his debut in the 1-1 draw with Bury on Saturday.

Vincenti told BBC Surrey: "With a new manager coming in there's a lot going on and a lot of information to take on.

"We were a little disappointed not to get the three points but they weren't the best conditions. We were happy with the performance in the end."

The former Stevenage player added: "We'll look to go into every game to win and get the three points.

"That attitude won't change. We'll take the positives and get ready for Tuesday."

The Shots welcome Bradford City to the EBB Stadium on Tuesday night, with Vincenti's new side lying four points clear of the League Two relegation zone.

"I'm coming to a club where I want to continue being successful," Vincenti continued.

"We'll be ready. We know we've got enough quality in the dressing room."

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