Harrogate Town boss Simon Weaver admits it is like managing a different football club after his team's draw with Bromley. The Sulphurites went 20 matches without a victory between late September and early February, but have now taken eight points from the last 12 on offer and are unbeaten in their last four. Bromley are top of the tree in League Two but could not get the better of Harrogate, who were disappointed not to take all three points. Simon Weaver believes the performance served as an example of how far his players have come. He said the lads looked a little bit deflated that they didn’t get the three points, which shows a good level of confidence when you start to believe that we are not just hanging on. Weaver also mentioned that it is like managing a different football club at the minute from where we were two months ago when we were massively depleted due to an injury crisis. The team's recent form has been impressive, with good work done in January and good players brought in, which has refreshed things. Bromley boss Andy Woodman said it was a hard-fought match and that his team lacked a bit of quality in what they were trying to do. Woodman gave credit to Harrogate, saying they have been dogged and showed why they have got a few results. The match was a battle, with neither team wanting to lose, and neither team did enough to win it. Harrogate Town's recent improvement has been notable, and they will look to continue this form in their upcoming matches. The team's ability to compete and get points has been a significant factor in their progress. Simon Weaver's management has been key to the team's success, and his players have responded well to his tactics. The draw with Bromley was a testament to the team's hard work and determination. Harrogate Town will look to build on this result and continue to climb the League Two table.