York City striker Jamie Reed is confident his side can reach the Blue Square Bet Premier play-offs for the second consecutive season.

Reed, 23, has scored in the Minstermen's last two matches, taking his tally to five since joining from Bangor City at the start of January.

He told BBC Radio York: "We've got nine games to go and hopefully we can get ourselves into the play-offs.

"I've settled in, they've looked after me and I'm starting to find my feet."

Reed has made 14 league appearances so far for York with 10 of those as a substitute.

I've always concentrated on scoring goals. It's one of the main attributes of my game Jamie Reed

He said: "It's clear to see I'm best suited in a 4-4-2 but it's up to the manager at the end of the day. I'll do my best in any position and if it means on the right or left of a 4-3-3 then I'll certainly do my best to play there.

"I can't really argue. It's up to the manager at the end of the day. Whatever he thinks is best is the right decision so I'll go with that.

"I've always concentrated on scoring goals. It's one of the main attributes of my game so hopefully I can push on and score as many as I can to help get as high as we can up the table."

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