Midfielder Liam Kinsella admits tomorrow's Good Friday clash with fellow strugglers Southend is a “must-win game” for the Saddlers.
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Captain George Dobson says Interim Manager Martin O’Connor has had a positive impact on the group heading into the Saddlers’ match against Accrington.
Tickets are now on sale for the Saddlers' League One match against Accrington Stanley at the Wham Stadium on Saturday 13th April, kick-off 3.00pm.
Manager Dean Keates has labelled next weekend’s game against Oxford United as “massive” following the Saddlers’ defeat at Doncaster Rovers.
The Saddlers were made to rue a slow start as two goals in the opening four minutes secured high-flying Doncaster Rovers all three points.
Dean Keates insists his players remain positive despite recent results but admits the Saddlers must start converting performances into points.
Defender Dan Scarr is pleased with how his centre-back partnership with Jon Guthrie is developing.
Dean Keates is confident the Saddlers will stay in League One if his side continue to show the same work-rate and endeavour.
A disappointed Dean Keates felt the Saddlers were “by far the better team” in the last-gasp 1-0 defeat by second-placed Barnsley.
The Saddlers suffered late heartbreak as Jacob Brown’s stoppage-time goal earned second-placed Barnsley a dramatic win.
Midfielder Liam Kinsella insists confidence remains high in the Saddlers' camp despite being in the relegation zone.
Dean Keates is aiming to put pressure on the other teams in the relegation dog-fight by picking up a positive result in Saturday’s lunchtime kick-off against Barnsley.
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