He said, “It doesn’t take a genius to realise things aren’t going well at the moment. Wednesday is our chance to win a game and build up some confidence, so we can’t let it go to waste. Chasetown have sold nearly 2,000 tickets, which means a lot of people down there think there’s a good chance of an upset. My players should go home and think about that. They should take it personally and come out with all guns firing. The most important thing is obviously to win, but it would do us the world of good to get back to what we do best. That means bright football and hopefully a clean sheet, which shouldn’t be beyond us.”